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Coming off a critically-acclaimed debut album, the band's new disc was caught in a holding pattern by their previous, corporate behemoth-sponsored label which apparently didn't hear Radio-Friendly-Unit-Shifters in such power pop gems as "Wanna Get Dead", "The Love Explosion" and "Wrong". In late 2004 indie juggernaut TVT Records stepped in and took over the situation with a new deal for TSAR.[see full story for more]
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