Originally released in a single pressing in 2003, this is the first time in over decade that this album has been available for distribution. If early eighties punk was the soundtrack to the decline of America, THE Suicide File was the soundtrack to the apocalyptic beginning of the millennium. At a time when underground music had become remarkably self absorbed and apathetic, this Boston band had an angry personal and political message that attacks everything in it's path and leaves nothing but the smoldering ashes of George Bush's Walmart America. Combining thundering punk and rock riffs with elements of 80s and 90s hardcore, THE Suicide File created a new sound that is entirely their own. It is the sound of rebellion. Twilight, The Edge of Town, Rum Romanism and Tammany, W, Ashcroft, Laramie, Song for Katy, Down Underground, Mission Hill Party, November in Brookline, Song for Tonight
