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The Checks Announce Break Up

Dear friends,

We have broken up.

Thanks for all your love and support over the last 10 years. We couldn’t have asked for more from you.

Take care of yourselves and each other.

Love,

The Checks.

PARTING GIFTS:


MUSIC VIDEO Final part of music video series - 'Perfect Lover':
http://youtu.be/yE0xZB_PrJk
The Deadly Summer Sway video series can be found at www.thechecks.net

Free download of the ‘Weather Rooster’ demo is available here:
http://soundcloud.com/thechecks/weather-rooster/s-me3ie


Thank you for all your support!

Kind regards,

Tim Bern


ENDS

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