This Is My Boomstick
This is My Boomstick | ||||
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EP by The Stiletto Formal | ||||
Released | 2006 | |||
Recorded | 2006, Bluelight Audiomedia | |||
Genre | Experimental, Post-hardcore | |||
Length | 17:11 | |||
Producer | Cory Spotts | |||
The Stiletto Formal chronology | ||||
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This Is My Boomstick is The Stiletto Formal's second release, it was released in early 2006. It also marked the last album ex-keyboard and percussionist Shelly Barnes and drummer Nole Kennedy perform on. Drums on track 1, 2, and 4 were performed by Nole Kennedy, but not track 3 due to Nole's departure during recording.
Track listing
- "The Fall Of Ambrose Bierce" – 4:05
- "...Tastes Like Black Licorice" – 4:29
- "I Sing The Body Electric" – 4:13
- "Cirrhosis Of The Cinema" – 4:22
Additional Credits
- Drum tracks in 1,2,4 by Nole Kennedy
- Drums on 3 by Drew Domm
- The Disk also features two live songs ("Murder at the Stiletto Formal" and "Cirrhosis of Cinema") when inserted into a computer. These songs were performed at the "Marquee Theatre" in Tempe AZ.
- "This is my Boomstick" showcases Jimi Lamp's first venture into guitar theory, whereas all of "The Stiletto Formal's" prior releases were written by ear.
- The title of the album is actually a reference to the movie Army of Darkness. Since the release of the album, "The Stiletto Formal" have often opened their live performances with an audio clip directly from the movie.
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