Take the technical side of Slick Shoes, some Craig's Brother, and put a young-but-not-so-gruff Josh Kemble (Dogwood) on vocals and poof you have Every New Day. Yeah, they may not be the next big thing, but END provides for a good time with their classic punk rock beats, and lyrics that are easy to sing along with. There are two big disappointments on the CD, though. The first is the puny length of eight songs (only 22 minutes), and this is their LP! The second is that the lead vocalist doesn't quite hit some notes all the way. Aside from that, they are a group of excellent young musicians that can rip out some good tunes.
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Decapolis 2001Reviewed by Nate BaileyEvery New Day is a punk band from Canada. This self titled full-length is their first with Canadian based label Salad Dressing Records. This is Canada's answer to Craig's Brother. Very similar in style and song format. There are some key differences however, such as some killer guitar leads thrown in here and there which help to liven things up. While most of the CD is hyper-beat punk, "Lost in…The Phantom Tollbooth 2001Reviewed by Matthew RiddleEvery New Day is a punk band from western Canada. This trio plays a high paced, semi-hard style of punk that is unique. Their first release, Every New Day, is an eight song EP. Can decent lyrics overcome musical deficiencies and an average at best lead vocal? Song to song, this just is not a very good EP. While the lyrics are impressive, musically, there is a lot of room for improvement. It's not…
