Streetlight Manifesto
Keasbey Nights
Victory (2006)
In 1998, Catch 22's first, and defining album, Keasbey Nights was released by Victory Records. The release was a departure for the label, as they were known at the time for releasing mainly hardcore records. Earth Crisis, Integrity, Snapcase; these were bands Victory was known for releasing landmark records from. Catch 22 shifted the momentum of the label, as a Ska/Punk band, and the label eventually began releasing much more diverse music as a result. Years later, Catch 22 frontman Tomas Kalnoky resurfaced with a new band, Streetlight Manifesto. The band released a demo, and signed with Victory, again. Following the release of the band's debut full length, Everything Goes Numb the band toured relentlessly before taking a well-deserved break from the road. In late 2004 to 2005, rumors began to surface of Streetlight Manifesto releasing something called Keasbey Nights II.This title surfaced on various release lists, at one point, even appearing on the website amazon.com. The band vehemently denied these claims, stating that they would eventually enter the studio to work on a full length of new material, and that the record would NOT be Keasbey Nights II. Well, on March 7th, 2006, Victory Records released.....well, Keasbey Nights, performed … Read more
Set Your Goals
Reset
Eulogy (2006)
Deje vu. Nearly two years ago I was writing a review of the original release of this EP. I closed … Read more
Ennio Morricone
Crime and Dissonance
Ipecac (2005)
This is a biased review. Fuck you, you don't know me. I refuse to review this on the same bell … Read more
Go it Alone / Blue Monday
Split
Rivalry (2006)
I know very little of Vancouver, British Columbia other than the fact that the bulk of X-Files was filmed there … Read more
