Boys Night Out ‎– Trainwreck. Label: Ferret Music (2) ‎– F055.

Boys Night Out is a Canadian emo/post-hardcore band from Burlington, Ontario, Canada. The work eventually led to the four-song You Are My Canvas demo, an EP influenced by fellow Burlington hardcore act Grade. Following the release of this demo, the band signed to One Day Savior Records and subsequently released the Broken Bones & Bloody Kisses EP.

Band Name Boys Night Out. Album Name Trainwreck. Released date July 2005. Music StyleHard Rock. Members owning this album2.

Connor Lovat-Fraser: vocals Jeff Davis: guitar/vocals Shawn Butchart: guitar Dave Costa: bass/vocals Brian Southall: drums Kara Dupuy: synth/vocals. Trainwreck is an amazing album becasue it tells a single story in very Kubrickean style. They write for themselves and no one else.

TRAINWRECK based on the album by Boys Night Out 8/4, 8/5, 8/11, 8/12, 818, 8/19, 8/25, 8/26 All performances at 9pm exclusively at t. .e Patchwork Theatre of Niagara. TICKETS: ww. atchworkniagara. w not everyone was in a position to see it. We also believe that this show has legs to be a contemporary of other theatrical rock operas. So we are going to be workshopping the show for another run in August.

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Sound - 8 Boys Night Out has come a long way since their debut EP "Broken Bones and Bloody Kisses. On this follow up to the concept album "Trainwreck" fans can easily plot the progression of their evolving sound. However, it seems that BNO has found a sound that hits close to home with "Boys Night Out" With the addition of guitarist Andy Lewis the guitar becomes a bit more technical than their previous work, similar to "Trainwreck. You won't find power chords held for multiple bars on any of these songs as most post-hardcore bands around today.

Boys Night Out had barely even started to play locally at that point, and we didn't even consider management of any kind until after we signed with Ferret. The first time I heard Boys Night Out was when I came across your video for "I Got Punched in the Nose for Sticking My Face in Other People's Business," a song from the first album, Make Yourself Sick. I remember thinking that it sounded so unique. There was a poppy brattiness to the vocal melody in the verses, but there was also an aggressive side to the song, on both the singing and guitar fronts. Was that a conscious move on the band's part coming out of the concept album thing? After Trainwreck, we definitely found ourselves wanting to write more up-tempo, straightforward, standalone songs. It was truly refreshing and revitalizing to make an album full of songs that were exciting to play live and that had a high-energy feel to them.