Streetlight Manifesto – Everything Goes Numb (Colored, Reissue LP Vinyl) Vinyl Record

$34.99

Streetlight Manifesto – Everything Goes Numb (Colored, Reissue LP Vinyl) Vinyl Record

Name: Streetlight Manifesto – Everything Goes Numb (Colored, Reissue LP Vinyl) Vinyl Record
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SKU: 168450807
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Kalnoky built Streetlight Manifesto from the wreckage of a band he'd already walked away from, and the hunger in that decision is audible across every track here. Where so much ska-punk of that era leaned on party-anthem energy, Everything Goes Numb arrived in 2003 with genuine literary weight, drawing listeners who cared as much about the words as the breakneck tempos. Two-plus decades later, the devotion hasn't faded.

Red Smoke Indie Retail Exclusive. Streetlight Manifesto's debut full-length arrived in 2003 and immediately established the New Jersey band as a force in third-wave ska-punk. Fronted by Tomas Kalnoky, who had previously led Catch 22, the album blends furious horn arrangements with surprisingly dark, introspective lyrics about mortality and wasted youth. Tracks like "A Better Place, A Better Time" and "Point / Counterpoint" became instant fan favorites and remain setlist staples to this day. It developed a massive cult following and is widely considered one of the defining records of the genre.

Tracklist:

Everything Went Numb
That'll Be the Day
Point / Counterpoint
If and When We Rise Again
A Better Place, a Better Time
We Are the Few
Failing, Flailing
Here's to Life
A Moment of Silence
A Moment of Violence
The Saddest Song
The Big Sleep

UPC: 840526510207
Label: Pentimento Music Co.
Release Date: 7.24.26
Format: LP Vinyl

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