Showing posts with label Slapstick. Show all posts
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Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Alkaline Trio: This Addiction (Deluxe Edition) (2010)

The following is from Wikipedia.com

Alkaline Trio is an American punk rock band that formed in McHenry, Illinois, in 1996. The band's line-up consists of Matt Skiba (vocals, guitar), Dan Andriano (vocals, bass), and Derek Grant (drums). To date, the band has released six studio albums. Their seventh studio album titled This Addiction, was released in February 2010.

During a concert in May 2009, the band revealed that they are no longer signed to Epic Records and that they will release a new album through their own label later in the year. Recording began in July.[3] Five songs from the upcoming album ("This Addiction", "Dead On The Floor", "Dine, Dine My Darling", "Dorothy", and "Fruit Please") have been debuted on their tour with Saves the Day.

On July 30, 2009, the band posted a blog via MySpace, announcing that they will be entering the studio next week, and will be having a sale on their first CD in honor of their new album. On Twitter, Alkaline Trio stated they are hoping for a January 2010 release. It was confirmed in an interview that after Alkaline Trio is done recording the new album, Matt Skiba will record a solo album released by Asian Man Records. As stated, Matt Skiba said, "It will be great working with family again." Dan Andriano also has a side project going called the Emergency Room, he will be playing a few shows in the coming months.

On October 11, 2009, the band announced at Riot Fest their newest album was now complete.

On November 18, 2009, the band announced that they will be releasing their new album on their own newly formed label, Heart & Skull, a joint venture with Epitaph Records.[4] In the same article, Skiba also confirmed that the new, still-untitled album would be released on February 23 in 2010, with another new song announced, entitled "The American Scream."

On December 1 Alkaline Trio have confirmed to Rock Sound that the title of their new album will be This Addiction:

"It is the first song on the record and the title of our new album," said vocalist Matt Skiba. "The song takes heroin addiction as a metaphor for love. The whole record is really personal, all three of us have been through quite a bit since our last album [2008's Agony & Irony] and it is all expressed through this, all the songs are about the relationships we've been in and so the record has a constant theme."[5]


Alkaline Trio
This Addiction (Deluxe Edition) (2010)

Alkaline Trio

Track List

1. This Addiction
2. Dine, Dine My Darling
3. Lead Poisoning
4. Dead On The Floor
5. The American Scream
6. Off The Map
7. Draculina
8. Eating Me Alive
9. Piss And Vinegar
10. Dorothy
11. Fine

Bonus Tracks

12. Kick Rocks
13. Those Lungs
14. This Addiction (Acoustic)
15. Dine, Dine My Darling (Acoustic)
16. Dead On The Floor (Acoustic)
17. Fine (Acoustic)

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Wednesday, April 23, 2008

Alkaline Trio - Agony & Irony (EP) 2008

Agony and Irony EP contains three tracks from Alkaline Trio's upcoming Album, Agony and Irony.

Alkaline Trio
Agony & Irony EP
Release Date: April 22, 2008
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Monday, December 17, 2007

Colossal

Colossal is an indie-punk band from Chicago, Illinois. Formed in 2003, they are currently on a hiatus. They have one EP and one full length, and have appeared on multiple compilations. Their lyrics and musicianship display a depth, much like that found in math rock.Colossal is a 5-piece band based in Elgin, Illinois. Eli Caterer plays guitar; Pat Ford plays guitar and sings; Rob Kellenberger plays drums and sings backups; Neil Hennessy plays second drums; and Chris Perrin plays bass. Eli was and is in The Smoking Popes. Rob was in Slapstick and Tuesday, and currently plays with Duvall and The Smoking Popes. Neil is currently a member of The Lawrence Arms. Chris Perrin plays in Seedy Sea Controversy and The Heavens.Colossal formed in late 2001 and began playing shows in spring of 2002. Asian Man Records released their debut, a self-titled, six-song EP, in January of 2003. The band’s genre-crossing ways were already evident on the EP, as the songs fuse elements of punk, jazz, post-rock, and pop with a focused singularity. The sound is intricate and dense but never difficult or overwrought. The EP received universal critical acclaim and attendance at shows steadily increased in and around Chicago. Their first tour came that summer.The following months were spent writing what would become their first full-length. In early 2004, bass player Jeff Feucht left the band to dedicate more time to his teaching career. He was replaced by Eli Caterer, who finished writing and recording the new album. Welcome the Problems, the debut full-length, was released on Asian Man in September 2004 on the heels of a western U.S. tour. Musically, the full-length is the logical next step from the EP; the songs are more concise in their arrangements and the sounds are more developed and cohesive. Critical reaction to the album was overwhelmingly complimentary, and the band’s following continued to expand at a rapid pace. After the album’s release, Neil Hennessy, who’d been sitting in as a second drummer since the first Colossal tour, joined the band, as did Chris Perrin, who replaced Caterer on bass. A brief east coast tour with the new lineup followed the release of Welcome the Problems. The vinyl version of the album was released by Grey Flight Records in January of 2005. Also in January, Jason, Pat, and Rob assisted Asian Man Records/Plea for Peace Foundation founder Mike Park in the writing and recording of his second album, North Hangook Falling, which was co-released by Sub City Records & Asian Man Records in July 2005. In 2005, the band did a western and midwestern tour with Mike Park, and an eastern jaunt with The Alkaline Trio.Founding member Flaks left the band in fall 2005 and was replaced on guitar by the returning Eli Caterer. In December 2006, Caterer's old band, venerable croon-punks The Smoking Popes, announced their reunion, with Colossal drummer Kellenberger taking over on the skins. Kellenberger has since reduced his role in the Popes to part time, and Colossal, after a brief hiatus, is back at it, writing the follow up to Welcome the Problems. - From Wikipedia

Welcome The Problems
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Wednesday, December 12, 2007

Tuesday

Dan Andriano (bass for alkaline trio and vocals) was in this band after the break up of Slapstick, but before he joined Alkaline Trio.

Freewheelin'
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Sunday, December 2, 2007