A Lesson in the Abuse of Information Technology
by The Menzingers
- Type: Album
- Released: 17 July 2007
- Label: Go-Kart
- Country: United States
- Length: 37:23
- Community rating: 3.33/5 from 5 ratings
Artists on this release: Joe Godino, Eric Keen, Tom May, Greg Barnett, Jesse Cannon
Album Notes & Community Reviews
The debut studio effort from the Pennsylvania quartet establishes a sound rooted in high-velocity rhythmic drives and the unpolished energy of the Scranton DIY scene. Produced by Jesse Cannon, the arrangements prioritize fast-paced rhythmic sections and urgent vocal exchanges that reflect the influence of both 90s melodic hardcore and ska-punk. It served as a significant introductory document, prioritizing structural simplicity and raw sonic impact.
Genres
Descriptors: Fast, Direct, melodic, punchy, gang-vocals, fast, literate
Tracklist
- Alpha Kappa Fall Off a Balcony (2:14)
- Sir Yes Sir (3:23)
- A Lesson In The Abuse Of Information Technology (2:36)
- Ave Maria (2:55)
- Coal City Blues (2:37)
- Keychain (3:27)
- Even For An Eggshell (3:39)
- Richard Corry (2:16)
- Straight To Hell (4:36)
- Victory Gin (2:59)
- Cold Weather Gear (1:30)
- Clap Hands Two Guns (2:34)
- No Ticket (2:31)
Credits
- The Menzingers - primary artist, songwriter [songs written by]
- Evan Hughes - artwork
- Eric Keen - bass
- Joe Godino - drums
- Greg Barnett - guitar, vocals
- Tom May - guitar, vocals
- The Clash - written-by