Considered by many fans to be a classic, this debut on Fat Wreck Chords (originally released on Doctor Strange, with only a few thousand copies shipped before the company went out of business) qualifies as a '90s punk must-have. The first (and by far the rawest) of three Face to Face recordings to include alt-rock radio mega-hit "Disconnected," this 13-track disc reveals a band on the brink of punk stardom. Don't Turn Away features original members Matt Riddle on bass, {$Rob Kurt...   [ read more ]

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RESTOCK. NOW AVAILABLE ON VINYL!!! The latest from longtime punk rock destroyers FACE TO FACE, and a tribute of sorts to everything the band loves about the genre. Fifteen tracks recorded raw and blazing to create a sound reminscent of punk's earliest recordings. On tour throughout May, 2002.

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How to Ruin Everything is Face to Face's reflection piece. The bandmembers take a look back on what made them love punk rock in the first place and churn it into an infectious disposition. They spent the 1990s fighting against the mainstream and through various personal and professional shifts inside the band, and How to Ruin Everything emerges as Face to Face's strongest material to date. Frontman Trever Keith is fierce, and his songwriting is now shaped into something courageous and mea...   [ read more ]

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