Groundbreaking 3rd album by Sheffield, UK's 65daysofstatic

2006 saw 65daysofstatic undertake a virtually non-stop touring schedule in support of 'One Time For All Time', an album which, combined with their debut 'The Fall Of Math', saw them greatly expand their reputation as one of the UK’s most innovative bands, with their groundbreaking mix of drum n’ glitch beats, walls of guitar noise, broken laptop clicks and beautiful melody.

Praise came from a diverse range of publications and broadcasters with on air support from the likes of MTV, The BBC and XfM, among others. In print the band have been celebrated by Kerrang Magazine, Time Out, NME, Drowned In Sound, The Wire, Metro, The Independent, Magnet – plus a host of other influential magazines, fanzines and webzines.

At the end of the year, after playing sold out headline shows and packed tents at festivals across the UK, Europe and Japan – including an appearance at the Summer Sonic Festival in Osaka and Tokyo - 65daysofstatic parked the tour bus and settled into the wintry environs of Rosyth, Scotland at Sub Station recording studios. A few weeks later, they emerged with their 3rd and best album yet, 'The Destruction Of Small Ideas'.

With the use of live violins and the local school’s grand piano, and the first appearance of live vocals (on the final track), the band have continued to expand their sonic palette and further hone their songwriting skills, proving once again that not only is 65daysofstatic a world-class band to be reckoned with, but also that the depth and breadth of their talent seems to know no boundaries.