Coming off the heels of the scarcely limited 3" CD series and a full two years after the release of their debut album By the End of Tonight has finally dropped the anvil of badass on us with six new jams. In the two years since the release of their brilliant A Tribute To Tigers, BTEOT have toured almost non-stop, playing every rock club, living room (or even barn) that would have them. Their relentlessness has paid off, as their half of this split album with good friends and like-minded power jammers Tera Melos is far and away their most accomplished work to date. Not to be outdone, Sacramento's Tera Melos have also been on the road more than they've been home this year, touring with the likes of Fall of Troy and Horse the Band. Their frantic, absurdly complex songs are the perfect compliment to By the End of Tonight's darker, more sinister instrumental metal. Though both bands play a hyper-catchy, addictive form of spastic punk, Tera Melos brings to mind a hybrid of fellow Sacramento speed freaks Hella and Cap'n Jazz, while BTEOT draws an unfathomable arc between Blink 182 and The Jesus Lizard. The combination makes this by far the strongest release to date from either band.

1. BY THE END OF TONIGHT: Delaware Is Depressing
2. BY THE END OF TONIGHT: Philthy Collins
3. BY THE END OF TONIGHT: Jelous of a Ghost
4. BY THE END OF TONIGHT: Cold Hands
5. BY THE END OF TONIGHT: Ghost Boat
6. BY THE END OF TONIGHT: Elvis Never Didn't Die
7. TERA MELOS: 555-9676
8. TERA MELOS: Party With Tina
9. TERA MELOS: Party With Tina
10. TERA MELOS: Party With Tina
11. TERA MELOS: Last Smile For Jaron