features songs with Star Trek as the subject matter. Suck My Spock has not been embraced by some Star Trek fans due to the crude sound of the album title. Red Alert (2002) Boldly Go Down On Me (2005) It's Dead, Jim (2007) Suck My Spock Some More (2008) – This album features remastered and remixed songs from Suck My Spock as well as two previously unrecorded songs. I Don't Want to Go to Heaven as Long as They Have Vulcans in Hell (2009) – SyFy Channel said of this album, "Best played loud, Vulcans in Hell is hard-driving and muscular, laced with raunchy sex-drugs-and-rock-and-roll humor and profanity." This is the first album with John Merlino playing drums. Borgasm (2011) – Warp 11's first concept album, about a clash of wills between a Starfleet Captain, a treacherous deserting security officer, and the Borg Queen. Rock Out With Your Spock Out (2015) The Search For Rock (2021) On August 6, 2019, Warp 11 launched a Kickstarter for their eighth album, entitled "Enterprise B-Sides", with an intended release date of December, 2019. It was described as "nearly twenty years in the making, as it only contains songs that were created during the writing sessions for every other album Warp 11 has ever done." The campaign was 100% funded in less than three days, and in a campaign update the band announced that they had started recording the album as of mid-September. On April 8, 2020, during delays caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, Warp 11 announced on Kickstarter and Facebook they had changed the album's title to "The Search for Rock" to better reflect the album's diverse musical styles, primarily due to the success of the Kickstarter campaign (which ended up raising more than 250% of the original goal), and its associated stretch goals increasing the number of songs on the album from 14 to 20. Warp 11 added a 21st song to the album and released it to their backers in digital form on April 5, 2021 (aka "First Contact Day"). References Sources review of "Borgasm" (revolutionsf.com) interview about "Borgasm" (revolutionsf.com) news article (newsreview.com) review of 'It's Dead, Jim' (sfsignal.com) review of “Boldly Go Down On Me (revolutionsf.com) review of “Boldly Go Down On Me (trektoday.com) multiple reviews (roughedge.com) review of 'Red Alert' (sfcrowsnest.com) live show review and interview (mysteryisland.net) live review (mysteryisland.net) band bio (newsreview.com) interview (thedigitallifestyle.tv) bootleg recordings External links