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MxPx Documentary Coming Next Month
11/10/2011
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Next month, MxPx will release a music documentary, Both Ends Burning, featuring footage from the band's 2008 world tour all the way to the band's sold-out Seattle show in March 2011.

In the film, MxPx finds themselves at a crossroads in their career, struggling to find the balance between full time jobs, and the life of a touring musician.

Directed by Bryan Buchelt of Snaproll Studios, the DVD will be available digitally on December 1 through most online retail outlets and the band's website (www.mxpx.com). The physical version, which includes over 20 minutes of deleted scenes, will be available December 8 through the band's website.

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