2005 came, went and 2006 started with a month long UK tour with Irish rockers The Dangerfields. A band also well known for their strong work ethic, the DF's and TCC took their rock show the length and breadth of England and Wales. After that, in between yet more gigs, TCC hit the studio once again, this time in Chesterfield at The Foundry, with Paul Hopkinson at the control desk. The plan was to record a brand new CDEP, once again on their own terms and their own label and to have it released in time for the next US tour which was quickly shaping up to be a big one....A few gigs with Canadian glamsters Robin Black followed the studio sessions, with yet another UK tour with The Erotics hot on those heels in May of that year. The "Brawl For It All" tour turned out to be ten times bigger than that of the previous years and Sweden's hottest young pirate band Vains Of Jenna hopped on board for a couple of the shows too. After more gigs in Wales and beyond, TCC yet again hooked up with The Dangerfields and attacked their homeland of Ireland for a week, culminating in the DF's legit 666th gig on 6/6/06. That's pretty fuckin' metal right there. Shortly after that, Norwegian based company Ignore Entertainment shot a video for the track "Don't Look At Me Like That" which involves lots of proper acting from the boys and cast and on June 17th, the brand new six track CDEP "Eat Your Heart Out" was officially released. A couple of weeks later TCC returned to the East Coast of the USA as part of the Metal Sludge Extravaganza III Tour with The Erotics, Vains Of Jenna and Stevie Rachelle of Tuff. Teenage Casket Company had the time of their lives on that tour, but their story is far from over....Frank Rizzo, July 2006