Pacer Discography of CDs

Pacer discography 2007 - We (Pacer) just changed our name to THE INTEGRAL and released a new cd entitled "002" available here http://cdbaby /cd/integral Pacer, a modern melodic alt. rock band from Montreal was formed in 1997. Since then, the band has played many shows and gained a loyal following. Drawing from a wide range of influences, Pacer has amassed a formidable repertoire. Local press and radio have been promoting the band in Montreal and its surrounding areas.). Pacer has independently sold over 4000 copies of their debut E.P. entitled 'Involuntary Movement'. The band has opened for signed acts TRAPT (Warner), PULSE ULTRA (Atlantic), PROJET ORANGE (Sony/BMG), DREDG (Interscope) and has played at the VANS WARPED TOUR 2004 show in Montreal.

Pacer songs For those who loved '70s punk and grew dismayed then disgusted when early-'80s hardcore gave way to lunkheads playing faster and shrieking louder than the last lot, today's punk has improved. Songs, hooks, and ensemble playing aren't trifles, and this debut 10" (with digital download card) from this U.K. foursome (half emerging from ten-year vets the Steal) has rockin' riffs from Dave (punks hate last names), tunes, and reasonable tempos -- giving Dave room to revive the style Brian Baker borrowed from the Ruts for Dag Nasty and All, then Dickie Hammond pinched for Leatherface. OK, aside from the standout "Pasternak," singer Mark's monotone shouting could have and should have been as tuneful as his band (hey, even bold Brit bawlers like Jimmy Pursey, Mensi, Wayne Barrett, and Stinky Turner managed it), and that's too bad. Nevertheless the other three smoke, so there's value in these grooves. ~ Jack Rabid, The Big Takeover

Pacer CD discography The echoes of crickets at the beginning of "Reunion" give way to Kim Ware-Mathews' commanding vocals and Jeremy Mathews' steady guitar on Pacer's second album. The husband and wife team released Big Buildings, Small Stars on the pair's own label, Eskimo Kiss Records, in early 2002. The rest of the disc features Pacer's good-natured style of indie rock. Mathews steps in on lead vocals on "Workin Too Hard." The couple shares vocal duties on "She Makes." Their harmonies are generally steady and graceful. The pace changes throughout the disc, from the hearty and invigorating "Song About It" to the tender "Find the Time." Bill Patterson's steady hand on drums holds everything together. Ware-Mathews offers her amiable style of folk-pop vocals on "Good in It All." Songs like the whimsical "Telemarket" and the reflective "Sad Girl" continue the album's dichotomy until the very end. The album was recorded in the band's home state of North Carolina at Duck Kee No. 8 Studios. ~ Stephen Cramer Recording information: Duck Kee #8, Mebane, NC. Photographers: Jeremy Mathews; Kim Ware-Mathews. Pacer: Kim Ware-Mathews (vocals, keyboards, drums, percussion); Billy Patterson (bass instrument); Jeremy Mathews, Jerry Kee. Personnel: Jeremy Mathews (vocals, guitar, keyboards, percussion); Kim Ware-Mathews (vocals, keyboards, drums, percussion); Jerry Kee (lap steel guitar).

Pacer albums Recording information: Blue Studio, Wimington, NC. Personnel: Jeremy Mathews (vocals, guitar, electric piano).

Pacer CD discography Track Listing of songs: Tuesday Afternoon In May 1975; Lower Moreland; Read Like A Number; Demons; Old Buildings; Dutiful Scout; Laughter Be Your Slave; How Your Eyes Affect Me; Ghost And The Courthouse; Bluebird; Song About It; Ginnie Springs; 19th Century Bicycle; Over It; Going Places; Golden Tigers; Pretty New Song; Contact High; Little Scar; That Can't ...