Humanifesto was a Canadian hardcore punk music group from Montreal, formed in 2004 by singer / bassist Phil Campeau and singer / guitarist Franck Chevrier, and which was active between 2004 and 2011. Over years, the band would perform over 100 shows in the Eastern Canadian area, sharing the stage with notable acts including Propagandhi, Strike Anywhere, The Video Dead, Chixdiggit and Hostage Life, and would go on to record two albums, their debut A Declaration of Intent, followed by The Infamous as well as a split 7-inch vinyl EP All These Lives and a NOFX tribute album, released on 7-inch vinyl, titled Don't Eat Meat. History 2004 - Band formation and recording : A Declaration of Intent Soon after Phil Campeau and Franck Chevrier formed the band in 2004, the band quickly wrote and recorded their first album, A Declaration Of Intent, with the help of The Sainte Catherines' Rich Bouthillier filling in on drums, and their guitarist Marc-Andre Beaudet behind the mixing console. Shortly after the independent release of A Declaration Of Intent, Rich Bouthillier's busy schedule with The Sainte Catherines made it clear he could not be Humanifesto's full-time drummer. Not long thereafter, former bandmate of Franck Chevrier's, Andrew McGrath was recruited on drums, and the band's longest-lasting line-up was established. 2006 : All These Lives The band's first EP consisted of the first three songs written with the band's new line up - "All These Lives", "Yesterday's Headlines" and "Sitting Duck Hunt" - and was recorded at the beginning of 2006. The title song "All These Lives" was later released as a single on the Make Trade Fair compilation album, released by Lower Left Records to raise awareness of alternatives to sweatshop labour. The two additional tracks, "Yesterday's Headlines" and "Sitting Duck Hunt", were released on a split 7-inch vinyl with I Am The Cartographer, on Hip Kid Records in August 2007. 2006 : Don't Eat Meat In mid-2006, the band returned into the studio to record a new EP, entitled Don't Eat Meat. This project was a tribute to NOFX's Fuck The Kids EP, performing the music arrangements and vocal melodies from the NOFX disc, but replacing the original lyrics with Humanifesto-style left-wing political ones. After shelving the project for a year while working on other projects, Fat Mike of NOFX authorized Humanifesto to release the project on 7-inch vinyl. This disc was issued in