ARTIST: Brand New Disaster
TITLE: Hold Fast The Summer
LABEL: Tribunal Records
GENRE: Punk
BITRATE: 244kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 0h 37min total
RELEASE DATE: 24 May 2005
RIP DATE: 17 May 2005

Track List

01. Well, They Were Right...It's    0:30
Totalled
02. She Looks Too Good To Be Dead   4:31
03. Walking Wounded                 3:49
04. Risk Vs. Reason                 3:40
05. You'll Need An Anthem Soon      4:55
Enough
06. The Tortoise And Achilles       5:07
07. The Sam Weir Approach To        2:47
Problem Solving
08. Blades Don't Need Reloading     4:22
09. You Can't Take It With You      4:26
10. One Hundred Hands               3:24

Release Notes:

http://www.tribunalrecords.net/

The winter after the release and subsequent tours (playing with such acts as
Coheed and Cambria, Underoath, Boys Night Out, MAE and Bear Vs. Shark) in
support of their positively received debut album, "Maybe We Should Run",Brand
New Disaster relocated to a small country house in Harrisonburg, VA. Living
together and practicing in the basement, they spent the next months writing and
creating what would end up becoming their sophomore album, "Hold Fast The
Summer", which was recorded by Andreas Magnusson (Scarlet, Gods & Black Dahlia
Murder)in July 2004. The songs written during that time mirror the intensity and
the harmony of the band immersing itself into their music by living and writing
together. Without wasting any time, Brand New Disaster returned to the road in
October for their first full U.S. tour, spending 6 weeks on the road and playing
their first west coast shows. Returning home from a successful tour, the band
set out to find a home for the new album, teaming up again with Tribunal Records
to release the 10-song album. Ironically, the hard work and effort put into the
process of getting this record completed nearly killed the band entirely. But,
being truly committed to their cause, Brand New Disaster have returned even more
determined than ever as the songs of "Hold Fast The Summer" are the sum of all
their nearly fatal experiences and they want them to be heard.