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This Ship Will Sink

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1.	Dear Matthew 04:13	buy track
2.	Still Wet Behind The Ears 02:22	buy track
3.	If You Believe That I've Got A Bridge To Sell You 03:25	buy track
4.	What Was Guy Pearce Thinking? 02:10	buy track
5.	Welcome To The Party 03:17	buy track
6.	Forgetting Names ad Faces 03:42	buy track

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Originally pressed by Waking Records in 2004. Here's their original release description:

"While this may be an ep, there is so much crammed into these songs that you will be left spent after giving them a listen. One minute it is all out charging distorted rock paired with harsh growls that frighten with their intensity and power, and then it all shifts and sways into technical and noodley guitar and spoken words. You can't guess what will come next - it is there before you know it as the songs bound from one part to another with ceaseless energy.

Lyrically, This Ship casts a critically eye on our society in a refreshingly sincere and direct manner. They are positively and productively confrontational, not allowing us to be idle and simply accept things as they are, as fixed and unchangeable. Explanations are included to further elaborate upon the lyrical content and leave little room for miscommunication. This Ship wants you to understand.

I'm amazed by how much has been poured into these songs and recordings. Energy and passion abound and overflow from these songs, and when the cd is over you won't believe it was only twenty minutes.

For those of you that need the reassurance: this ship has members of defunct bands such as You and I and The Assistant, but when you hear what Jason, Steve, and Tom have created with This Ship Will Sink, none of that will matter. These songs stand tall on their own and are a promise of an amazing future. Look beyond the past."

credits

released October 1, 2004

Drums, Vocals – Steve Casola Jr.
Guitar [Baritone], Vocals – Thomas Schlatter
Vocals – Jason Whitman

Recorded By – Steve "The Machine" Roche
Mastered by Mike Carrol at Clear Cut Studios in Clifton, NJ.

"Recorded at Vallhalla Studios in Brooklyn, NY in a grueling 16 hour session with absolutely no guitar or drum overdubs."

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