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Streetlight Manifesto (Music)
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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_content_3'); })Streetlight Manifesto is a ska-punk band formed by lead singer Tomas Kalnoky in 2002 in New Brunswick, New Jersey.Tomas “Toh Kay” Kalnoky formed his first band, Catch 22, in 1996. After two years, a demo, and their first album, Keasbey Nights, Tomas left the band to finish school. In 2001, he gathered together two people from Catch 22, his brother, his brother’s friends, and several members of various other bands to form Bandits of the Acoustic Revolution. They released one EP, A Call to Arms, in 2001 (they’ve had two full albums in the work since then as well).The same year, Tomas took five members of BOTAR and formed the band this page is about.If you plan on buying any of their albums, buy it directly from them: Victory Records aren't the best to work for. | |
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Arc Symbol: A streetlight, for obvious reasons. | |
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Cover Album: Keaseby Nights by Catch 22. Somewhat ironic in that most of Streetlight performed on Keasbey. 99 Songs of Revolution: Vol. 1, too, but instead of covering an album, it covers different songs by various artists. Streetlight Lullabies and The Hand That Thieves are made of Toh Kay's acoustic covers of his own songs. You By Me: Vol. 1, in which Toh Kay covers five songs by Dan Potthast and Dan Potthast covers five songs by Toh Kay. You By Me: Vol. 2, in which Toh Kay covers five songs by Sycamore Smith and Sycamore Smith covers five songs by Toh Kay. | |
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Album Title Drop: “Everything Goes Numb” in “If And When We Rise Again”. | |
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