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It seems everyone loves The Number 12 Looks Like You right now. And to keep the ball rolling the band is releasing a live cd/DVD package next week called Here At The End Of All Things.

It took one band, six cameras, five hundred fans and master producer Casey Bates (Chiodos, Foxy Shazam, Fear Before The March of Flames) to capture one of the most historic live performances of The Number Twelve Looks Like You’s career.

Shot on location at a sold-out School of Rock show on December 15th, 2007 in South Hackensack, New Jersey, Here At The End of All Things captures the chaotic and adrenaline infused live show that has made The Number Twelve Looks Like You so important to their fans, and to heavy music in general. The final show of a 75 day tour, the band tore through their eclectic set as though it were the last day on earth and the worst fate the universe could imagine was lingering outside the sold out venue doors. Fans have been debating the genesis of the strange extraterrestrial themes and quixotic radio broadcasts featured at the show and how they would be incorporated into the final dvd. When asked for some insight, Jase Korman lead singer for the band simply said, “We’ve been touring endlessly for years, but we still haven’t played for everyone, so this DVD is a great way to reach every man, woman, and child in the United States of America. If you are a fan of 1996′s Independence Day starring Bill Pullman and Jeff Goldblum, you will fall in love with Here At the End of All Things.”

This latest release from Eyeball Records not only features an entire live show from one of the heaviest and most well respected grind-core art-metal bands in music today, but also includes bonus material, music videos, an intimate sit down with the band, and a special second disc capturing the night’s audio, as well as bonus remixes courtesy of Jesse Cannon and more. The staff of Eyeball Records actually attempted to add CGI monsters, spaceships and an exploding White House to the final DVD performance but the furthest they got was a crudely drawn UFO on a notepad next to one of their computers. “None of us have ANY idea how to create CGI aliens… ” said a sullen Eyeball employee, “Will Smith would be appalled.”

Available for the first time this summer, Here At The End of All Things is another in a series of releases from a band whose relentless touring and hardcore work ethic prove time and again that they are in it for the long haul. The Number Twelve Looks Like You has toured with bands Thursday, GWAR, Minus The Bear, Every Time I Die, Shadows Fall, and others. Their video for “Grandfather” from 2007′s Mongrel, landed the band on national TV when MTV2′s legendary Head Banger’s Ball picked the video up for rotation.