The National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences Committee
has placed Left Out on the
Official Ballot for the 2008 Grammy Awards
in the following categories:

Category 1 - Record of the Year
Left Out - Hiri Kiri
Award goes to Artist, Producer, Recording Engineer, and Mixer:
Left Out and Terry Manning
Ballot Entry  333

Category 2 - Album of the Year
Left Out - Distortion
Award goes to Artist, Producer, Recording Engineer, 
Mixer, and Mastering Engineer: Left Out and Terry Manning
Ballot Entry  273

Category 3 - Song of the Year
Left Out - Hiri Kiri
Award goes to Songwriter: Marc Nobles and Ron Zilkha
Ballot Entry  221

Category 4 - Best New Artist
Left Out
Award goes to Artist: Left Out
Ballot Entry  176

Category 16 - Best Rock Performance By
A Duo or Group with Vocals
Left Out - I'm Home
Award goes to Artist: Left Out
Ballot Entry  105

Category 16 - Best Rock Performance By
A Duo or Group with Vocals
Left Out - Lost in A Cause
Award goes to Artist: Left Out
Ballot Entry  106

Category 20 - Best Rock Song
Left Out - Hiri Kiri
Award goes to Songwriters: Marc Nobles and Ron Zilkha
Ballot Entry  081

Category 21 - Best Rock Album
Left Out - Distortion
Award goes to Artist: Left Out
Ballot Entry  124

Here it is --- our video for Rust! We shot this in a junkyard on a nice, sun-baked afternoon. Jen White was kind enough to put this all together for us. Take a look!

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We did an interview on the ME! Channel a month or two ago, with the fabulous Emmy Robbin and the luscious JJ Castillo. Take a look!

We're going ot be on TV! On Monday, 5/15 at midnight turn to channel 15 (if you have Time Warner Cable) and you'll see us being interviewed by the fabulous Emmy Robbin and Wonderboy himself JJ Castillo! Plus, you'll get to see the debut of our video for Rust! About a month ago, we got to spend an afternoon running around a junkyard, rocking out amongst piles of junk while shooting this vid. It was directed by Jen White, a very talented filmaker who for some reason agreed to work with us!

The show is Red River Rocks, and if you don't know about it already, you should! It's a great hour of local and national acts, and if you're sick of never seeing music on VH1 or MTV, then start tuning in to Channel 15.