it "strikes me as a little strange, since their reckless ways don’t interest me nearly as much as their music". The staff at Rock Hard said the album "lives on cheerful, polyphonic melodies that form a harsh contrast to the snappy lyrics". Chris Conlan of Telegraph Herald said the lyrical theme of "every song is unbelievable" in a positive manner. He referred to the album overall as an "experiment gone right". Punknews.org staff member Brian Shultz thought that "speaking of one's murderous revenge song after song" would get stale, but "somehow, the band keeps it fresh by using a subtle approach to the lyrics about it". He said the album was "slightly better" than the EP. The staff at Impact Press, meanwhile, preferred the EP over the album, and wrote that it "sounds too much like Grade and Blink 182 in a metal bending auto accident". Track listing Personnel Boys Night Out Dave Costa - bass Jeff Davis - guitar, vocals Connor Lovat-Fraser - vocals Ben Arseneau - drums Rob Pasalic - guitar, vocals Additional personnel Backup vocals on Track 9 were provided by Scott Komer. Group vocals on Track 9 were provided by Joan Komer and The Women of the St. Stephens United Church Choir. Additional vocals on Track 5 were provided by Adam Mansbridge. Additional keyboards by Scott Komer, Connor Lovat-Fraser and Rob Pasalic. Programming on Track 5 by Connor Lovat-Fraser. References Citations Sources External links Make Yourself Sick at YouTube (streamed copy where licensed) 2003 debut albums Boys Night Out (band) albums Ferret Music albums