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    HM Magazine #95/Steadfast
    Steadfast — Another Night at the Movies cover

    Steadfast

    Another Night at the Movies

    (2002)

    Reviewed by Matthew J. Scott

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    Label independentHM Magazine #95May/June 2002
    pop punkpunkskate punk

    You're invited to Another Night at the Movies with Steadfast and their blend of pop-punk in the vein of Blink 182, Relient K, Sum 41, and New Found Glory. If you like that sort of thing, they won't let you down. These are catchy tunes, with a lyrical range from girls to deciding to make better choices. It's thoughtful but fun, and has harmonies in just the right places. Steadfast's Link, Rich, and Gideon are childhood friends from Ontario, Canada who at some point decided to start a band. In between their first album, Barrel Of Monkeys (2000), and the new record, they've kept busy playing events like Aquire the Fire and Canadian Music Week, as well as venues such as colleges, youth groups, and clubs. They've had some level of radio success in both Canada and the United States, and are partnered with World Vision, an organization dedicated to stopping world hunger.

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