Its lyrics are inspired by an episode of a BBC TV programme called The Trap. Gigs were scheduled to coincide with the release. A best of (with songs chosen by fans on the official forum) was released later including remixes and a DVD containing the band's promo videos. The band finally imploded after Chris Olley left in November 2008. In August 2012, Chris Olley announced that he and James Flower re-formed Six by Seven and that they were recording new material with the former Placebo drummer Steve Hewitt. A new album, Love And Peace And Sympathy, was released on 8 July 2013. Following a Facebook campaign to get Eat Junk Become Junk to number one another re-formation happened. After the song went to number one in the Christmas 2015 Rock Download Chart, Beggars Banquet re-released the band's second album on vinyl, including a bonus album of B-sides and Peel Sessions. A Greatest Hits CD was also released. Following this the band did two one-off shows with the original line-up at the Maze In Nottingham and The Garage in London. At the Maze show in Nottingham the band played The Closer You Get album in its entirety. With another six by seven show planned in October 2017, Chris Olley intends to re-form and restructure the band as a going live concern once again. The band played the Glade stage at Glastonbury Festival in 2019. Discography Studio albums The Things We Make (1998) The Closer You Get (2000) The Way I Feel Today (2002) UK #69 04 (2004) Artists Cannibals Poets Thieves (2005) If Symptoms Persist, Kill Your Doctor (2007) Love and Peace and Sympathy (2013) The World Hates Me and the Feeling Is Mutual (2019) VINYL ONLY six by seven I - also known as Blood Drips Album (2015) six by seven II - also known as Hollywood Splatter Album (2016) EXII (2017) Compilations Left Luggage at the Peveril Hotel (2004) Club Sandwich at the Peveril Hotel (2006) Any Colour So Long as It's Black (All the Way from Forest Fields and Back...) (2008) Greatest Hits (2016) Singles and EPs "European Me" (1997) "88-92-96" (1997) "Candlelight" (1998) UK #70 "For You" (1998) "European Me ep" (1998) "Two and a Half Days in Love with You EP" (1999) "Ten Places to Die" (1999) "New Year" (2000) "Eat Junk Become Junk" (2000) "So Close" (2002) "I O U Love" (2002) UK #48 "All