Junior Varsity Release Wide Eyed
06/07/05
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(Victory Records) The Junior Varsity has long been known for their dogged determination in the face of adversity and it is finally paying off. Their Victory Records debut, Wide Eyed, will be in stores on July 12th and the
band intends to tour non-stop to celebrate. A pop record with pristine production and a pronounced prog influence, Wide Eyed was produced by Matt Squire at SOMD! Studios in Bethesda, Maryland. Their
recording session was interrupted by several burglaries of The Junior Varsitys vehicle and a trip to the U.K. with Straylight Run that ran afoul of Byzantine immigration policies. The last attempted
robbery was when some assholes backed a U-Haul truck up to the studio door and broke in at 1am with plans to ransack the place, remembers keyboard player Nick, luckily we defused the situation and
they took off. It was hard to keep out minds completely on our goal of making a great record with stuff like this happening, but somehow nobody was really affected by it. We understood that all we have is
this band and making the album was one of the most important things weve done in our lives.[see
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