A Revolution Transmission, by Stretch Arm Strong

A Revolution Transmission

by Stretch Arm Strong

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1.	Means to an End 02:58	buy track
2.	Worst Case Scenario 02:50	buy track
3.	The Truth About Iowa 03:23	buy track
4.	For The Record 02:05	buy track
5.	Take Back. Control 02:56	buy track
6.	When Words Escape 04:20	buy track
7.	Kill The Light 03:32	buy track
8.	Still Believe, Part II 02:14	buy track
9.	Dreams Away 03:12	buy track
10.	Positive Aspects of Negativity 02:57	buy track
11.	Transmission Demolition 01:48	buy track
12.	Parasite Complex 03:32	buy track
13.	Angels of Silences 03:14	buy track
14.	Rock and Roll All Nite 03:34

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NOT AVAILABLE FOR DIGITAL PURCHASE: Download codes are included with the purchase of vinyl from Iodine Recordings: www.iodinerecords.com

Few punk bands have the history and influence held by hardcore veterans Stretch Arm Strong. Formed in early 1992 in Columbia, South Carolina, Stretch Arm Strong perfectly executes a style of Hardcore Punk that few other bands have been able master as well as them. The band embodies a style of Melodic Hardcore, but seamlessly incorporates elements of pop-punk and heavy breakdowns. Their style appealed to fans of all punk sub-genres, allowing them to remain an important band in our scene until this day.

Iodine Recordings and Stretch Arm Strong have partnered together to reissue “A Revolution Transmission”, which has become one of the most iconic and popular hardcore punk records of the early 2000's, and has been out of print for over 20 years. This limited pressing has been completely redesigned and packaged using elements of the original art and completely remastered for vinyl by Jack Shirley (Joyce Manor, Deafheaven, Jeff Rosenstock) at The Atomic Garden in San Francisco, CA. Offered in several exclusive color vinyl variants.

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released October 13, 2023

Stretch Arm Strong is: Chris McLane, David Sease, John Barry, Scott Dempsey, and Jeremy Jeffers.

The Revolutionaries are:

John Barry - Drums and percussion
Scott Dempsey - Guitar
Jeremy Jeffers - Bass guitar
Chris McLane - Vocals
David Sease - Guitars, vocals, piano

Additional Broadcasters:

String musicians: Heidi Carey - Cello, Susan Gant - Violin.
Guest vocals on “Take Back. Control” by Patti Davis and “Kill the Light” by Mike Ski.
Back up vocals: Sean McGuckin, Jimmy Ward, Tim Redding, Kinsey Gibson, Jaime Belford, Kevin Brazell and Stretch Arm Strong.
Additional percussion: SAS and Kannon

The Transmission:

Produced by Stretch Arm Strong
Recorded at The Jam Room Columbia, SC February 8th - March 8th 2001
Engineered by Jay Matheson and Steve Slavich
Assisted by Matt Warthen
Pro tools: Steve Slavich
Studio technicians: Ernie Franks and Matthew Jones
Mixed at Motor Studios San Francisco, CA March 12th - 17th 2001
Engineered by Ryan Greene. Assisted by Adam Krammer
Pro tools: Ryan Greene and Adam Krammer
Mastered by Brian Gardner at Bernie Grundman Mastering Hollywood, CA
Executive Production by Brandon Ebel and Roy Culver
Remastered for vinyl by Jack Shirley at The Atomic Garden
Catalog # IOD-43

Under exclusive license from Solid State Records & Capitol Christian Music Group. All rights reserved.

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Stretch Arm Strong Columbia, South Carolina

After nearly two decades, kings of posi-hardcore Stretch Arm Strong are back with a pipebomb of an EP. Formed in Columbia, South Carolina in 1992, Stretch Arm Strong quickly made a name for themselves in the world of hardcore with their frenetic musicianship and unflinching positivity that crossed boundaries of belief and genre. ... more

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