Trainwreck (album)
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| Trainwreck | ||
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| Studio album by Boys Night Out | ||
| Released | July 26, 2005 | |
| Genre | Emo / Post-Hardcore | |
| Length | 52:21 | |
| Label | Ferret Records | |
| Producer(s) | Machine | |
| Professional reviews | ||
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| Boys Night Out chronology | ||
| Make Yourself Sick (2003) |
Trainwreck (2005) |
Fifty Million People Can't Be Wrong (2007) |
Trainwreck was the sophomore full-length album from Burlington, ON's Boys Night Out, which followed up the band's Make Yourself Sick debut LP from 2003. It was a tightly-knit concept album that followed the loss of sanity of one man following the murder of his wife he committed in his sleep.
Contents |
[edit] Track listing
- Introducing (3:37)
- Dreaming (4:52)
- Waking (3:36)
- Sentencing (3:28)
- Medicating (4:00)
- Purging (3:39)
- Relapsing (4:55)
- Recovering (4:07)
- Composing (5:49)
- Disintegrating (4:14)
- Healing (3:24)
- Dying (6:40)
[edit] Band members
- Dave Costa - bass
- Jeff Davis - guitar
- Connor Lovat-Fraser - vocals
- Kara Dupuy - keyboard/vocals
- Brian Southall - drums
[edit] Other contributors
- Machine - Production, Mixing, Engineered drums/vocals, Group vocals
- Jakob Nygard - Recorded drums, Engineered drums/guitars/vocals, Pro-tools
- Dan Korneff - Pro-tooled drums
- Sal Mormando - Assisted recording drums
- Toby 'Bias' Paice - Assisted recording guitars and vocals
- Rob Harrari - Engineered group vocals
- Ken Greenberg - Spoken word
- Diane Pacenka - Group vocals
- Dan Nigro - Guest vocals
- Heath Miller - Management
- Tammy Hennessy - Business management
- Craig Mogil - Booking
- Ron Opaleski - Booking
- Switzerland - Art direction, Design
- Gordon Ball - Photography
