For Immediate Release

September 10, 2007

THE WHOLE NEW USUALS TO RELEASE DEBUT ALBUM MARTIN MOEH

NASHVILLE, TN — Independent label Me and the Machine Records will release Martin Moeh, the debut album of The New Whole Usuals, on October 30, 2007. The New Whole Usuals, founded by composer Andrew Dolfie, reduce the word "genre" to a smoldering heap of letters stacked on top of one another, in desperate need of medical attention. The band’s debut release Martin Moeh will be available at more than 200 digital outlets worldwide as well as at many independent brick and mortar stores.

Martin Moeh can be pre-ordered at the Me and the Machine Shop.

ABOUT The New Whole Usuals

The New Whole Usuals are big not small. The New Whole Usuals have deposited monopoly money in the world bank. The New Whole Usuals have walked a tightrope with a clown. The New Whole Usuals have seen the face of America. The New Whole Usuals have estranged themselves from the symbolic order. They are coming to a sign wave near you. They are fighting for the forces of good. You too can be a New Whole Usual.

ABOUT ME AND THE MACHINE RECORDS

Me and the Machine Records (MATM) provides independent artists with the education and ability to participate in all aspects of their record release—from recording to product promotion, website development and digital distribution. Founded in 2006, MATM set out to reduce overhead costs and empower artists to maximize profit potential while allowing them to maintain creative integrity.

For more information on Me and the Machine Records, please visit www.meandthemachine.com