Catalogue #DROG-023

This second self-titled release from Guelph's best kept secret, the Dissemblers, is even more energetic than the last. Strong on vocals and harmonies this is guitar rock full of riffs, solos and a big rhythm section. Featuring the unforgettable Sean Danby, a crazed, hand dancing singer with a voice and charisma of locomotive proportions. In the same manner as their first CD, these fifteen new songs feature a cross section of musical styles and personalities, creating a diary of sorts. Dreams, odd characters, day jobs, friends and lovers, a road story, personal politics and a dash of hope, are all served up as infectious pop. Tinges of folk, country, and blues are blended together with grinding Stratocastor guitars to create what critics have called "cottage - BBQ - summer road rock."

Recorded by Lewis Melville at the Sound Emporium in August 1995, the heat outside couldn't rival the energy and sweat happening behind the glass. Guest spots by Michael Barclay, (Black Cabbage), Sam Baijal (Cornucopia) and Lewis Melville (Rheostatics, Skydiggers, Pat Temple, Grievous Angels) add to the creation of a quintessential garage band rock album. This is Chapter Two for the Dissemblers.