Hyperbole helps out

Lansing band donates proceeds from its new CD to New York Dream Center

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Thursday, Oct. 27 — A proposed New York City men’s home called New York DreamCenter may see some dreams come true, thanks to the Lansing-based bandHyperbole.

Tony Hernandez, drummer of Hyperbole, said all proceeds fromthe release of the new album, “If We’ll Ever Change the World,” will godirectly toward starting up a center to get men off the streets and help to turnaround their lives.

Hyperbole — which features 27-year-old Hernandez andguitarist Jacob Bender and bassist/singer Landon Sheely, both 28 — was started over10 years ago. Hernandez describes Hyperbole’s music as being somewhat similarto Blink-182.

“I’ve always liked music with soul,” Hernandez says. “Imean, as much soul as pop-punk can have.” He points to “Her World” and“Rooftops” as two of his favorite tracks on the album, which will be releasedon iTunes on Tuesday, Nov. 1.

To hear Hyperbole’s music from the three previous albums,visit ILoveHyperbole.com.

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