_full lengths, EPs, and demos

_Recorded and engineered by Russ Fox in late 2006 but released on August 04, 2007.  This is definitely every member of the band's favorite release.  ...And Never Will is a continuation of Can't Stop Now in subject matter.  This EP serves as a bit of redemption for some of the things that were portrayed in the lyrics of the previous full length.

_Recorded and engineered by Russ Fox in the summer of 2005.  Bobby and Dana booked an entire tour from the studio while Jon was doing bass tracks.  The bad news was that the CD didn't come out until after the tour, so we really dropped the ball on that one.

_Recorded and engineered by Russ Fox in the freezing cold winter of 2002.  We were going to try to release this EP ourselves and didn't have any idea how we were going to pay for it until EMS (from Surprise Attack) called Dana one day and told Dana he was starting the label back up and wanted to release the EP.  It was decided right then at there that we were going to be on SA Mob without even talking to the rest of the band, simply because he knew how stoked they would all be about it.
_Also, "Hate Through Hate" was originally written by one of Dana's old bands, Down To None.
_"Set Phazers To Kill" was originally written as "Generic Hardcore Song" and we were just going to play it live, but we liked it so much that we made it a little better and recorded it.

_Download entire demo here.
_Recorded and engineered by Russ Fox and Matt Gingrich in another bitter, cold winter.  This was so much fun to record.  We rushed the recording WAY too much and made a lot of mistakes that we caught well after selling a few hundred copies.
_Dana took out a $5000 loan to get this properly pressed, but then we decided against it.
_We still get asked to play "Backup Plan" and "Rock N Roll Woman", but only Dana and Bobby know those songs.  Heck, I'm not sure Bobby even knows "Backup Plan."
_Yes, "Last Cup Of Sorrow" is a Faith No More cover, and a poor one at that.

_dvds

01. Set Phazers To Kill (video)

_Shot and edited by Diana Argos and Christina Riffle.  The video was shot at a show at the now defunct Focus Skate Park in Charleston, WV, mixed with some footage of us starting trouble.  The show was like a party.  Everyone was going off and sliding down the ramps, dancing and singing along like it was all that was keeping them alive.  I would love to play a place like that again.
_This DVD is out of print, unless you ask really nicely.
_I was way psyched on the design of this case.  ha!

_comps., samplers, etc.

_We found out we were on this when EMS emailed us a link to the artwork.  Every band and every label has a million copies of this floating around, which rules.

_Matt Jenkins from Future Destination Records is a great guy.  He has seriously done us so many favors that we have not adequately paid him back for that we'll never catch up - this compilation was one of them.  Support this label and all of Matt's endeavors, including his band Neutral Agreement and his button making company, Think Twice Buttons.

_Mike from Radio Eat Radio started working on this sampler when he was actually playing drums for Holden Caulfield.  It took a long time to put it all together, but thankfully came out.  It's a good place to check out the entire Surprise Attack Records lineup (EMS gave Mike permission to put all the bands on there) as well as some other killer punk and hardcore bands.  Sadly, there were a small amount of these made and were all gone before we were able to pass any out at shows.

_This sampler was made to hand out at Hellfest 2003.  Jesse, from Purity Records, asked us via the InStrife messageboard if we wanted to be on the sampler.  Of COURSE we did!  There were a million reasons to be on this and not one reason to not be on it.  On of the best reasons is that Jesse is a really nice dude and we were happy to work with him, even on such a small level.

_This was put out by the mother of one of the members of one of the bands.  We met her at a record store that she used to manage in Huntington, WV and she told us she was going to put this out to promote some area bands.  We were totally into it. 
_I still have no idea who some of these bands are though, and they're from our area.

_This was the first CD to ever feature Holden Caulfield.  Mike Billups wanted to put us on this comp. and we gladly accepted.  When we finally got the CD in our hands we were so excited that all of us could hardly contain it.
_None of us ever understood what the name of this compilation was supposed to mean.
_We were originally going to release our demo CD on RER but it didn't work out for financial reasons.
_The name of the song was wrong on the back of the CD.  The song was listed as "Rock N Roll Women", but it should've been "Rock N Roll Woman".  This mistake is still good for a laugh.