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Ive read many different reviews of Death On Wednesdays sound, and in every single one of them, theyve been linked to artists, such as: Face to Face, Social Distortion, The Smiths, Smoking Popes & The Misfits, but I strongly feel that they have a unique sound thats true to their personalities & musical accoutrements.

This EP is extremely strong vocally, and the guitars carry that classic, hard-driven, rock n roll sound, that defines Death On Wednesday. Be sure to check these guys out, you will be more than satisfied. Guaranteed.

Standout tracks:

Simple Life
Wait for Love

Death on Wednesday went one up on themselves on this album. On a first listen, it sounds slower than their previous effort with BGuying the Lie, and as the Redliners. What lies in the slower music is a more finely crafted musical effort. I bought my copy at the cd release show on Saturday May 25, 2003 and the album has yet to be pulled from my cd player. My only complaint that I have is that it does not contain the song disappointed which I have been waiting for a long time to make onto an album. The album has extra material also encoded onto the disc. Excellent interviews.

this is the album i use to introduce people to the band. great songs, its such a shame they broke up.

Great music. Exemplary of the talents of a handful of long time musicians.

From the first time I heard Death on Wednesday, I knew I was hooked on something big. THis album shows how they can mature and evolve into their own style of music. The vocals can be enough to sell this album but the guitars make them what they are. This is a band to definitely watch out for.