A Small Victory Discography of CDs

A Small Victory discography Georgia's A Small Victory crafts a high-energy emo assault on its Lobster debut, The Pieces We Keep. Cooking up a vigorous sound, the EP's production quality is remarkably good, courtesy of producer Matt Goldman (of Copeland fame). Propelled by the powerful kit work of drummer Zack Bareis and the stabbing double guitars of his brother Luke and Danny Song, ASV delivers inspired rockers, like the title cut and "Hammer Strong," that are an ideal forum for capable mouthpiece and wordsmith Mark Walker. If Walker's "love sucks" lyrics read a little too whiny at times, his confident delivery on catch tracks like "Their Lovers Fall" and "My Sweet Explosion" forgive the weakness. While a full-length is due from Lobster sometime in 2004, The Pieces We Keep already stands up as an impressive entry into the pop-punk sweepstakes. ~ John D. Luerssen A Small Victory: Luke Bareis, Danny Song, Zack Bareis (vocals, guitar); John Addington (vocals, bass); ...

A Small Victory songs Recording information: Stall No. 2, Redondo Beach, CA. Photographers: A Small Victory; Michael Johansen. A Small Victory: Reppard Mark Walker (vocals); Danny Song, Luke Aaron Bareis (guitar); John Wayne Addington (bass guitar); Zack Adam Bareis (drums). Audio Mixer: Cameron Webb.

A Small Victory CD discography Track Listing of songs: Limousines and Cheap Cigars; Hellbent On Heaven's Smile; Blindman's Holiday; Otis; Stabbing Tree; Sirens Over Sinclare; Amy Never Misses; Random Celebration; Farewell Capeside; James Dean B-Side;

A Small Victory CD discography Photographer: Valerie Aiello. Boys on Top: Punk Rock Tribute to Avril Lavigne finds a collection of up-and-comers tearing into highlights from the punky pop princess's two full-length albums. Since Avril's music is made with the help of professional songwriters and producers -- giving it a slick, nothing-out-of-place quality -- it's interesting to hear what happens to "I'm With You" or "Things I'll Never Say" in the grittier context of your local punk-pop combo. For its part, Denver Harbor does a great job with "I'm With You"'s dynamics. Near Miss has fun playing the pronouns of "Don't Tell Me" straight, and knows to leave the song's enormous chorus as is. Remik transforms the half-time lilt of "Complicated" into an energetic, New Found ...