Somewhere in the Between

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Somewhere in the Between is a full length studio album by Streetlight Manifesto, released November 13, 2007. The title was announced on August 22, 2007 on the band's website. Somewhere in the Between is Streetlight Manifesto's first album of original material since their 2003 debut Everything Goes Numb. It also follows their 2006 re-recording of Catch 22's Keasbey Nights.

On October 9th, the band posted short samples of the songs "Watch It Crash" and "The Receiving End of It All". They also wrote: "Well, we pulled some strings, begged, pleaded and we are super happy to announce we will be allowed to sell the new record at the Jersey show on the 9th (our beloved Starland Ballroom), four days before it's out in stores and on the web! To show our appreciation to our NJ friends we will be giving out a signed (by the whole band) poster with every single cd sold that night."

In October 2007, "Down, Down, Down to Mephisto's Cafe", and "Watch It Crash" were released on a split sampler with Voodoo Glow Skulls. Later that month, "We Will Fall Together" was also released as part of a Victory Records Sampler.

The album's first song, 'We Will Fall Together', is Streetlight Manifesto's first music video.

Track listing

1. We Will Fall Together - 4:49
2. Down, Down, Down to Mephisto's Cafe - 5:03
3. Would You Be Impressed? - 3:22
4. One Foot on the Gas, One Foot in the Grave - 5:28
5. Watch It Crash - 4:43
6. Somewhere in the Between - 3:43
7. Forty Days - 3:53
8. The Blonde Lead the Blind - 4:49
9. The Receiving End of It All - 5:18
10. What a Wicked Gang Are We - 3:23

Personnel

• Mike Brown - Alto saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Backing Vocals
• Jim Conti - Alto, Tenor Saxophone, Backing Vocals
• Tomas Kalnoky - Vocals, Guitar
• Pete McCullaugh - Bass Guitar, Backing vocals
• Mike Soprano - Trombone, Backing Vocals
• Matt Stewart - Trumpet, Backing Vocals
• Chris Thatcher - Drums

Miscellanea

• "Watch It Crash" sometimes transitions into "That'll Be The Day" when played live. This transition was sometimes played a year before Somewhere in the Between was even released.
• The character Marigold in the song The Receiving End of It All is likely based on the song Marigold by Nirvana, of which Tomas is a big fan.
• The Mephisto's cafe in "Down, Down, Down to Mephisto's Cafe" may be a reference to Hell. Based on Mephistopheles
• "The Blonde Lead The Blind" says, "And I gave up, yes I gave up and then I gave in," a reference to "Giving Up, Giving In."
• Although never recorded, several songs were written for previous projects.
  • We Will Fall Together was written over a period of about ten years.
  • Down Down Down to Mephisto's Cafe was originally written after Keasbey Nights for Catch-22's second album.
  • The Blonde Lead the Blind was originally written for Everything Goes Numb, but was left off because Tomas had not yet finished it.