Debut album by the Fizzgates, packed with classic post-punk wall of sound guitar and heart-felt jangle-pop. Engineered and co-produced by Emmy winning sound engineer Kent Vernon at the Utility Room in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Originally recorded in February of 2006 and March of 2007, the album was initially distributed independently in 2007. This is the second of two digital archival releases by the Fizzgates. credits. Released June 5, 2020.

Engineered and co-produced by Emmy winning sound engineer Kent Vernon, the follow up album to their debut “The Least We Could Do” found the band further honing their sound, delivering another mix of post-punk wall of sound guitar and heartfelt jangle-pop.

Originally recorded in November of 2010 and distributed independently in 2011, this is the first of two digital archival releases by the Fizzgates. Released September 13, 2019

A compilation of studio outtakes, single take demos, and covers that provides a glimpse into the creative process of the band and some of the musical directions that were left unexplored on their two official releases. Lead-off track "Leave it Alone" was recorded in March of 2010 and originally intended for inclusion on the "There Goes Success" album. It is another guitar driven epic from the Fizzies, sure to please fans of 80's post-punk and early alternative, with splashes of 90's era drone and shoegaze thrown in for good measure.