'Regulate The Chemicals' came out in early 2002. Twothirtyeight decided call it quits little over a year after the release of this album. As far as the records that Tooth and Nail was pushing in the early goose eggs I say this is probably one of my favorites. Further Seems Forever was too gay, Acetroubleshooter wasn't good enough to be NOFX, but 'Regulate The Chemicals' is perfect. Perfect blend of emotional pop rock with apathetic lyrics.
Regulate the Chemicals was also reissued on Vinyl by a group called Recession Records. Buy it!
nice! you posted this on my birthday. i know the bassist pretty well.
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