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[edit] History needed
This article contains no history or discography information, besides a lot about "In A Broken Dream". I know next to nothing about this band so it would be helpful if someone who does could add details about when they were active, whether they released any albums, or anything else that night be of interest. I Also removed the line saying "and the rest is history...", because apart from being non-encyclopedic, it seems laughable to say that and then not include any more band history.Jimbow25 11:27, 22 July 2006 (UTC)