Stereo Girl was recorded in May 2000 at The Blasting Room Studios in Ft. Collins, Colorado and was produced and engineered by Bill Stevenson (Descendents/ALL), Stephen Egerton (Descendents/ALL), and Jason Livermore. Stereo Girl was originally released on February 12, 2001 on Tooth & Nail Records. The band supported the national release of Stereo Girl by playing festivals, opening for New Found Glory, and touring with bands such as Further Seems Forever, The Juliana Theory, Coheed & Cambria, Piebald, and many others. The Stereo Girl vinyl release has been remastered from the original Stereo Girl tapes by Jason Livermore at The Blasting Room. Stereo Girl is pressed on 180 gram vinyl and will be available in two limited variants, Jersey Shore Blue & Pink Noise. The album artwork was redesigned by Matt Traxler and includes rare photos of the band from the studio. “Given the album’s emphasis on savvy power chords ad seamless execution, it’s the indelible, confectionary-induced sensibilities of ‘To Whom It May Concern’ and ‘Standing on the Edge of Night’ that lure you in relentlessly. While Stereo Girl itself may not be new, this remastered, first-time-on-vinyl appearance of this 2001 pearl has arrived.” – Neal Agneta, Big Takeover
