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Distort Yourself Studio album by Institute Released September 13, 2005 Recorded 2004-2005 Genre Alternative rock Length 51:07 Label Interscope Records Producer Gavin Rossdale, Page Hamilton Professional reviews Allmusic link Saviours of Rock link Distort Yourself is the debut and sole album by Institute, a band featuring former Bush's frontman Gavin Rossdale. It was released on September 13, 2005 and debuted at #81 on the Billboard Top 200 Album Charts with first week sales slightly over 12,000. Total U.S. sales as of April 2008 were only 54,000 copies.[1] "Bullet Proof Skin" served as the album's single which reached #26 on both the Billboard Mainstream Rock Chart and on the Billboard Modern Rock Chart. It had considerable radio airplay upon release and, in September 2005, was performed live on nearly every late night television program[2] as well as The Tyra Banks Show.[3] The song was featured on the Stealth soundtrack and the video game NHL 06. A music video was also filmed for it, directed by Kevin Kerslake who has done videos for Nirvana and Green Day. Contents 1 Track listing 2 B-Sides 3 Band members 4 References 5 External links Track listing All songs written by Gavin Rossdale, except where noted. "Bullet Proof Skin" (Rossdale, Photek) - 4:25 "When Animals Attack" - 4:00 "Come On Over" - 3:58 "Information Age" (Rossdale, Chris Traynor) - 3:42 "Wasteland" - 4:18 "Boom Box" - 4:36 "Seventh Wave" - 4:23 "The Heat of Your Love" - 3:33 "Ambulances" - 4:35 "Secrets and Lies" - 4:58 "Mountains" - 4:05 "Save the Robots" - 4:29 B-Sides "The Art of Walking" B-Side can be found on the "Bullet Proof Skin" limited-edition vinyl single "Buzz of My System" B-Side can be found on the UK release of Distort Yourself "God Gave Us Land" B-Side can be found on the UK release of Distort Yourself Band members Gavin Rossdale (Vocals, Guitar) Chris Traynor (Guitar) Cache Tolman (Bass) Charlie Walker (drums) References ^ [1] Billboard Online. Retrieved April 15, 2008. ^ Videos Gavin-Rossdale.Net. Retrieved March 13, 2008. ^ Tyra rocks out with Gavin TyraShow.WarnerBros.com. Retrieved March 13, 2008. External links Institute's Official Website Institute Fansite This 2000s alternative rock album-related article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.v · d · e