As promised, gone but not forgotten Canadian screamo crew Alexisonfire are serving up a series of discography-exploring/explaining videos surrounding their upcoming vinyl box set. Naturally, the only band ever are starting things off by summing up the goodness of their 2002 self-titled debut.
Throughout the clip, the band wax nostalgic on the era surrounding the LP, explaining how early copies were initially hand-wrapped and signed and sold for $2 before getting a proper release, or how the record was tracked in a number of studios around Toronto.
"It was kind of a real Frankenstein recording," vocalist George Pettit explains.
You'll find all sorts of high-kicking, guitar-swinging early footage wrapped around the group's tour tales and summary of their first-ever video shoot for the album's "Pulmonary Archery" in the player down below.
As previously reported, Alexisonfire's deluxe vinyl box set officially goes on sale December 25 over here.
Throughout the clip, the band wax nostalgic on the era surrounding the LP, explaining how early copies were initially hand-wrapped and signed and sold for $2 before getting a proper release, or how the record was tracked in a number of studios around Toronto.
"It was kind of a real Frankenstein recording," vocalist George Pettit explains.
You'll find all sorts of high-kicking, guitar-swinging early footage wrapped around the group's tour tales and summary of their first-ever video shoot for the album's "Pulmonary Archery" in the player down below.
As previously reported, Alexisonfire's deluxe vinyl box set officially goes on sale December 25 over here.
