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Midnight.Haulkerton hits 4,000 downloads with “Fallen out of love with politics”

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July 12, 2007

by Joel Falconer

Midnight.Haulkerton’s latest tuneback, Fallen out of love with politics pushed the band’s download count over the 4,000 mark last night, an astonishing achievement for a group that revealed its name to the public only months ago.

Fallen out of love with politics is a tribute to the work of Al Gore and the example he sets, out of office, of what a politician really should be.

The 4,000 downloads figure comes from the band’s blog statistics alone, and figures from other sites that host the songs–including the Sydney Morning Herald and CanGoogleHearMe.com–are expected to be collectively at least double that of the band site’s figures.

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Written by Joel Falconer · Filed Under Music 

Copyright © 2008 Joel Falconer. All Worldwide Rights Reserved.

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3 Responses to “Midnight.Haulkerton hits 4,000 downloads with “Fallen out of love with politics””

  1. Vitaliy Vladimirov on July 12th, 2007 9:17 pm

    Way to go!

  2. Musician’s Notebook » Blog Archive » Setting targets for the near future on July 13th, 2007 7:30 am

    [...] yesterday, only five months later, the download counter passed the 4,000 mark from the band’s main site without any real promotion whatsoever. Some of the band’s songs are hosted elsewhere, such as [...]

  3. Emmah on July 13th, 2007 9:45 am

    Congratulations, Joel! Well done! :)

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