released October 31, 2020

All lyrics written by Sean Bandy, and all music written by Sean Bandy and Steven Neidert, except track four, with lyrics and music written by John Fogerty, and track 5, written by Sean Bandy and Chance Macariola. Portions of track seven written by Ian MacKaye and Tim Commerford, Zack de la Rocha, Tom Morello, and Brad Wilk. Portions of track eight written by Vance Joy. "Caddyshack" property of Orion Pictures and Warner Bros. "Wall Street" property of American Entertainment Partners Amercent Films and 20th Century Fox. All allusions and references to persons, real or fake, are for satirical purposes and not meant to cause any harm. Fuck Rob Schneider.

BAND LINE UP:

SEAN BANDY: Bass, Vocals, Backing Vocals, Ukulele
CHANCE MACARIOLA: Drums, Backing Vocals
STEVEN NEIDERT: Guitars (Electric and Acoustic), Backing Vocals
HAYDEN HARTRANFT: Tuba, Backing Vocals
BRADEN MULCAHY: Saxophone, Backing Vocals
AIDEN VARDY: Backing Vocals
TAYLOR ZEAGER: Backing Vocals

ALL MIXING, RECORDING, AND MASTERING DONE AT TMI STUDIOS BY TAYLOR ZEAGER with assistance from TJ DELICH

ALBUM ART: Gianna Backner, arranged by Sean Bandy



SPECIAL "THANK YOU"s TO

Too many to list here, but we'll try. Chance's parents who have to listen to all of our songs, repeatedly, before they're even close to good; Steven's parents, for supporting SL.AP and helping with our glorious cause, for forcing Steven's brothers to go to our shows, and for putting up with loud guitar at home; and Sean's parents, who have had to deal with him blasting Guttermouth, Lagwagon, and the B-52's for "inspiration", for toting around personage and gear, and are to blame for his music tastes and interests. Also to be mentioned is Matthew Bandy, who bought Sean his first guitar and is then directly at fault for SL.AP existing. The close family of the band members who have supported SL.AP's various music projects should also be mentioned before the riffraff too. Now, thanks also to the following: Hayden "Horselover" Hartranft, all the members of "Tucker, I'm Scared" (but they helped make the album so we're not gonna list them again), Wyatt Case from "Anime Titty Flesh Wound", Jordan Harnish, Wyatt Ferrington, Josiah Stoltzfus, Lexi McEvoy, Anya Ditzler, Michael Thornton, Anna Ruhl, Brayden Horton, Devin Andrusky, Krisn' Parmar (The Eternal Merch Boy), Harold Pentz, Maya Bowman, the Guys from Greenhouse Music Co, All Members of "Auxagon" including (not limited to) Brett Devlin, Chandler Eby, Kevin Gudala, ZEKE JONES, Braden Mulcahy and Khalid Brelvi. Auxagon is the first band to play a show supporting us, so mark that down in the history books. Another loud and resounding "THANK YOU" to the owners of Station One Center for the Arts for letting us use your facilities for an affordable price, to everyone who works at Drums Etc, making it very easy for us to find free venues to test out new songs, to the owners and workers at The Sandwich Factory for being so welcoming and open to us, to the employees and owners of Stoner Bar and Grill, for putting a little extra into making our shows at your venue good, and for inadvertently introducing us to Taylor Zeager, without whom this album wouldn't exist. Thank you to Albie Von Schaff, who is the person who turned SL.AP on to the Bad Brains and opened the doors into the making of their first listenable album. Finally, thank you again to the parents of all the members of SL.AP, for your unending support and help with everything. Dad, (Sean's), thank you for being my biggest fan and best advisor.

If we forgot you, sorry about that but like, what can you do? Neati beabs yea. You know we love you.