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A music video was premiered on 6 April 2011 on Yahoo music. The video features the band playing in front of a wall of T.V's screening the most shocking breaking news and iniquities in the world. At the end of the video a child turns off the T.V. and it shows a phrase saying: "There is still hope". It was directed by Travis Kopach. [1]
Sick Puppies went into the recording studio in December 2008 to write, record, and produce their next studio album, which was released on 14 July 2009. They also wrote a song for Capcom 's video game Street Fighter IV called "War", and it has been used in the advertisements and promotion for the game. [ 10 ]
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Fan Video Contest Winners "Pitiful" Shimon Moore 2009 "You're Going Down" Ryan Smith Tri-Polar: 2010 "Odd One" Frank Borin "Maybe" Travis Kopach 2011 "Riptide" 2013 "There's No Going Back" P.R. Brown Connect: 2014 "Die to Save You" Possum Hill 2016 "Stick to Your Guns" Nathan Cox Fury: 2017 "Black And Blue" Matthew JC 2024 "There Goes the ...
Tri-Polar is the third studio album by Australian rock band Sick Puppies, released on 14 July 2009. [7] The album debuted at number 31 on the Billboard 200 albums chart, selling around 16,500 copies. Tri-Polar has sold over 379,000 copies as of 2013. [8] [9]
Welcome to the Real World [3] is the debut studio album by the Australian rock band, Sick Puppies. The album was released only in Australia on 3 September 2001 as an enhanced CD with the "Every Day" music video included. The album's 3,000 copies that were pressed were only sold in Australia, making it very valuable – and only available – on ...
Let the Instagram name speak for itself, one look of Tuna Melts My Heart's photos and well, your heart will melt. The adorable 5-year-old Chiweenie has been putting a smile to people's faces on ...
The music video for the song features the band performing, as well as singer/guitarist Shimon Moore giving money to two homeless men, and in return being physically abused by them (a symbol of Moore trying to do good yet getting hurt in return). It also shows bassist Emma Anzai drawing plastic surgery incision marks on herself.