At home in Florida with Jeremy Staska (Morning Again, Shai Hulud, etc) manning the controls, The Weapon was recorded fast and raw, true to the nature of the band. And the fifteen tracks on the album showcase exactly what has made this four-piece so popular: high energy and great songs that are hardcore without severing its roots in punk rock. It"s impossible to categorize Where Fear And Weapons Meet. They"re not a "metal hardcore" band, a "youth crew" hardcore band, or a "pop-punk" hardcore band. They do what they do and they do it better than most. With this band, what you see is what you get. And what you"ll see is simple... hardcore that is positive, but can rip your face off. If you think that sounds funny, give The Weapon a spin and you"ll see what we"re talking about.