There were actually no liner notes with this release, but I remember the time like it was yesterday. I had seriously damaged my voice right before we were to go into the studio, forcing me to re-write many of the melodies that are on this disk, in the studio, hence the low vocals on most of the tracks. We were becoming a fairly established pop act

There were actually no liner notes with this release, but I remember the time like it was yesterday. I had seriously damaged my voice right before we were to go into the studio, forcing me to re-write many of the melodies that are on this disk, in the studio, hence the low vocals on most of the tracks. We were becoming a fairly established pop act in Winnipeg, and this E.P. is evidence that we were also somewhat of a dance/pop group as well. I was heavily influenced by techno and dance at the time, and this was our attempt to preform it as a band. Ironically, the songs on this E.P. have become some of my most popular to date with friends and fans alike. This E.P. was recorded in 2002 after a horrible year and a half of trying to get our last albums tracks out of a Toronto studio. That CD has never seen the light of day and to date, we have only heard mixes of 5 songs which are located on the "F*****D Toronto Sessions" E.P. listed below. I recorded in Winnipeg with Conally Maclean, Paulo Neta and Blair Depape. Hope you enjoy!