Music Style Punk Rock

Artist History Twenty2 started out as a side project in October 1997. By January 1998, we all left our former bands to make T2 official. Our music has gone through a lot of stages, but I think it's safe to say: fast, melodic punk rock. We all love bands like All/Descendents, Lag Wagon and Good Riddance and it shows. Lately, the beats have slowed down, the guitar riffs have gotten simpler, the vocals more harmonic... which makes the new stuff more catchy, more mature, more poppy. Although we all hate to use the ''P'' word! And now for the historic part... we recorded our first E.P. called ''Winter Sucks'' in February 1998. A month later we recorded what was to be our first full-length, "Porn Rock", produced by Joe D. of Jugg's Revenge. But we ended up cutting 6 songs from the record, making it an 8 song album. Springman Records, from California, released and distributed it. In April 1998, we started doing shows. Notable bands we've played or toured with: Jugg's Revenge, Good Riddance, AFI, No Use For a Name, No Fun At All, Diesel Boy, Subb... But the band went through member changes in the guitar department every single year so it slowed us down quite a bit, forcing us to take breaks. So that takes us to our 3rd album and last to date: "Keepin' Busy". This one was recorded in 3 different sessions of 1999 and 2000, finally coming out on LameAss Recordz in November 2000. 8 songs again. We just can't seem to get it together and do a full length... Oh well. So in support to this record, we toured Quebec on 2 occasions: with Cigar and X-Large, and then with Propagandhi. Now it's 2002... and we have projects. We are writing new songs with our new, amazing, guitar player Frank. This time we are talking FULL LENGTH record. At least 14 songs and they will rock your sister.

Group Members Jonh - Vocals, Nick - Drums, Frank - Guitar, Couz - Bass

Albums Winter Fun (1998) - Porn Rock (1999) - Keepin' Busy (2000)

Location Montreal, Quebec - Canada

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