The 2021 edition of the record features a new cover colorway, a translucent hot pink LP, a clear 7” flexi with silver foil, and a giant fold-out poster that contains all lyrics, liner notes, and over a hundred photos.

Proceeds from this release will help fund public concrete skatepark additions and repairs.
credits
releases November 5, 2021

Jesuit:
Nate Newton: Vocals/Guitar
Brett Matthews: Vocals/Bass
J. How: Drums
Brian Benoit: Guitar (1-4)
Kelly Posadas: Guitar (5-12)

Tracks 1-3 orginally appear on the “S/T” Hydra Head 7” (1999), HH666-32. Backing vocals by Jacob Bannon.

Track 4 originally appears on the “In These Black Days” compilation 7” series (Vol. 4) on Hydra Head Records (1999), HH666-15. Tracks 1-4 recorded by Kurt Ballou at God City 2 (an Allston apartment basement) in the winter of 1998.

Tracks 5-9 originally appear on the “S/T” Reservoir CDEP, with tracks 5-7 on the 7” (1996), RSVR0021. Recorded by Kurt Ballou at God City 1 (his parents’ garage) on September 2, 1996. “I’ve come to wish you an unhappy birthday.”

Tracks 10-12 originally appear on the self-released demo tape. digital versions later appeared on the “S/T” Reservoir CDEP. Recorded by Bob Gurske at Wintersound.

All tracks were remixed for by Kurt Ballou at God City 4 in Salem, MA in the winter of 2006. All tracks were remastered by Jeff Lipton and Jessica Thompson at Peerless Mastering in Boston, MA on January 4, 2007. The complete discography was initially issued by Magic Bullet Records in 2011.

Cover art illustration conceptualized and executed by Florian Bertmer. 2011, 2021 layouts and design conceptualized and executed by Brent Eyestone.

Photographers: Jason Hellmann, Dave Mandel, Jay Newman, Mike Dailey, Mike Haley, Brent Eyestone, Nate Newton, Kelly Posadas, Brett Mathews, and various friends and roadies along the way.

Special thanks to Andrew Orlando and Aaron Turner for losing money on us. Dedicated to Rich Cunningham and Tim Morris. Rest in peace, friends.

© 2011 Dark Operative
This is OPS039
license
all rights reserved

	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
	Discography (LP, Compilation, Limited Edition, 7", 33 ⅓ RPM, EP, Limited Edition, Grey)	Magic Bullet Records	MBL127-1	US	2011
	Discography (LP, Compilation, Limited Edition, Green, 7", EP, Limited Edition, Purple Marble)	Magic Bullet Records, Magic Bullet Records	MBL127-1, MBL127-7	US	2011
	Discography (CD, Compilation)	Magic Bullet Records	MBL127	US	2011
	Discography (LP, Compilation, Yellow Translucent w/ Black Streaks, 7", Purple Marble)	Magic Bullet Records	MBL127-1	US	2011
New Submission	Discography (LP, Compilation, Limited Edition, 7", Limited Edition, Green)	Magic Bullet Records	MBL127-1	US	2011

NOTES

The 2021 edition of the record features a new cover colorway, a translucent hot pink LP, a clear 7” flexi with silver foil, and a giant fold-out poster that contains all lyrics, liner notes, and over a hundred photos.

Proceeds from this release will help fund public concrete skatepark additions and repairs.
credits
releases November 5, 2021

Jesuit:
Nate Newton: Vocals/Guitar
Brett Matthews: Vocals/Bass
J. How: Drums
Brian Benoit: Guitar (1-4)
Kelly Posadas: Guitar (5-12)

Tracks 1-3 orginally appear on the “S/T” Hydra Head 7” (1999), HH666-32. Backing vocals by Jacob Bannon.

Track 4 originally appears on the “In These Black Days” compilation 7” series (Vol. 4) on Hydra Head Records (1999), HH666-15. Tracks 1-4 recorded by Kurt Ballou at God City 2 (an Allston apartment basement) in the winter of 1998.

Tracks 5-9 originally appear on the “S/T” Reservoir CDEP, with tracks 5-7 on the 7” (1996), RSVR0021. Recorded by Kurt Ballou at God City 1 (his parents’ garage) on September 2, 1996. “I’ve come to wish you an unhappy birthday.”

Tracks 10-12 originally appear on the self-released demo tape. digital versions later appeared on the “S/T” Reservoir CDEP. Recorded by Bob Gurske at Wintersound.

All tracks were remixed for by Kurt Ballou at God City 4 in Salem, MA in the winter of 2006. All tracks were remastered by Jeff Lipton and Jessica Thompson at Peerless Mastering in Boston, MA on January 4, 2007. The complete discography was initially issued by Magic Bullet Records in 2011.

Cover art illustration conceptualized and executed by Florian Bertmer. 2011, 2021 layouts and design conceptualized and executed by Brent Eyestone.

Photographers: Jason Hellmann, Dave Mandel, Jay Newman, Mike Dailey, Mike Haley, Brent Eyestone, Nate Newton, Kelly Posadas, Brett Mathews, and various friends and roadies along the way.

Special thanks to Andrew Orlando and Aaron Turner for losing money on us. Dedicated to Rich Cunningham and Tim Morris. Rest in peace, friends.

© 2011 Dark Operative
This is OPS039
license
all rights reserved