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{{Short description|Rock album by Pencey Prep}}
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{{Infobox Album
{{Use mdy dates|date=April 2019}}
| Name = Heartbreak in Stereo
{{Infobox album
| Type = [[Album]]
| Artist = [[Pencey Prep]]
|name = Heartbreak in Stereo
|type = studio
| Cover = Pencey Prep - Heartbreak in Stereo.jpg
|artist = [[Pencey Prep]]
| Released = November 26, 2001<br />Re-released January 23, 2004<br />[[Image:Flag of Australia.svg|22px|Australia]] February 21, 2007
|cover = Pencey Prep - Heartbreak in Stereo.jpg
| Recorded = 2001
| Genre = {{flat list|
|alt =
|released = November 26, 2001
* [[Post-hardcore]]
|recorded = 2001
* [[punk rock]]
|venue =
|studio = Nada Studios, in [[Newburgh, New York]]<br>HinchKraft Studios, in [[North Haledon, New Jersey]]
|genre = [[Post-hardcore]], [[punk rock]]
|length = 44:38
|label = B.CALM Press, Mint 400 Records, Eyeball Records
|producer = John Naclerio, Antonio Valenti
|prev_title = [[Long Walk to Forever (EP)|Long Walk to Forever]]
|prev_year = 2000
|next_title =
|next_year =
}}
}}
| Length = 44:38
| Label = [[Eyeball Records]]
| Producer = John Naclerio
| Reviews =
| Last album = ''[[Long Walk to Forever]]''<br>(2000)
| This album = '''Heartbreak in Stereo'''<br>(2001)
| Next album =


'''''Heartbreak in Stereo''''' is the only studio album by the American rock band [[Pencey Prep]].
}}

==Content==
The nineteen track album was released on compact disc and digital download with Eyeball Records, on November 26, 2001.{{sfn|Haydn|2015}} The album is produced by John Naclerio and was recorded at Nada Studios in Newburgh, New York, except for "Fat and Alone," which was produced by Antonio Valenti and recorded at HinchKraft Studios in North Haledon, New Jersey. Mastering is by Alan Douches at West West Side. Album artwork is by Neil Sabatino, with photography by Dahlia Nardone, and Jamie Schaefer.{{sfn|AllMusic Staff|2002}} ''Heartbreak in Stereo'' is described as vicious, but unfocused hardcore punk rock. It features Frank Iero in "full berserker mode," with screaming, howling, and raging vocals.{{sfn|Bryant|2014}}

On recording for ''Heartbreak in Stereo'', Iero says "I tried not to hold anything back, [which is] the way I feel about music and performing."


In November 2020 the band re-released a limited edition vinyl version of the album through Kingsroad Merch, along with a CD pressing. On November 16, 2020, the band announced they would be releasing the album digitally with Frank Iero's B.CALM Press and Neil Sabatino's Mint 400 Records. In November 2021, the first ever pressing of the album on cassette tape was announced.
'''''Heartbreak in Stereo''''' is the first and only studio album by the [[Rock music|rock]] group [[Pencey Prep]]. It was released on November 26, 2001, then re-released again by Eyeball Records in early 2004 because new fans could not find the album.


==Track listing==
==Track listing==

{{Tracklist
=== Original 2001 release ===
{{Track listing
|total_length = 44:38
|title1 = P.S. Don't Write
|length1 = 2:40
|title2 = Yesterday
|length2 = 4:06
|title3 = Don Quixote
|length3 = 3:55
|title4 = 10 Rings
|length4 = 3:46
|title5 = The Secret Goldfish
|length5 = 4:39
|title6 = 8th Grade
|length6 = 4:11
|title7 = 19
|length7 = 5:59
|title8 = Trying to Escape the Inevitable
|length8 = 4:42
|title9 = Lloyd Dobbler
|length9 = 2:07
|title10 = Florida Plates
|length10 = 5:20
|title19 = Fat and Alone
|note19 = hidden track, tracks 11–18 are blank
|length19 = 2:35
}}

=== 2020/2021 re-release ===
{{Track listing
| total_length = 42:30
| title1 = P.S. Don't Write
| title1 = P.S. Don't Write
| length1 = 2:40
| length1 = 2:40
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| title10 = Florida Plates
| title10 = Florida Plates
| length10 = 5:20
| length10 = 5:20
| title19 = Fat and Alone
| note19 = [[hidden track]] (tracks 11-18 are blank)
| length19 = 2:35
}}
}}


==Credits==
==Personnel==
*Tim Hagevik – drums and percussion
;Band
*[[John 'Hambone' McGuire]] – bass guitar and vocals
*[[Shaun Simon]] - Keyboards, synthesizers, moog
*[[John 'Hambone' McGuire]] - Bass, vocals
*[[Frank Iero]] – rhythm guitar, lead guitar and lead vocals
*[[Frank Iero]] - Rhythm guitar, lead guitar, lead vocals
*[[Fairmont (band)|Neil Sabatino]] – lead guitar, rhythm guitar, vocals, illustration and graphic design
*[[Shaun Simon]] – keyboards, synthesizers and [[Moog synthesizer|Moog]]
*[[Neil Sabatino]] - Lead guitar, rhythm guitar, vocals, graphic design
*Tim Hagevik - Drums, percussion


;Additional
'''Additional musicians'''
*John Nacliero - Producer, additional vocals (tracks 4 and 5)
*John Nacliero – additional vocals on "10 Rings" and "The Secret Goldfish"
*Bruno Rocha – additional vocals on "Yesterday"
*Dahlia Nardone - Photography
*Jamie Schaefer - Photography
*Antonio Valenti - Producer on "Fat and Alone"
*Alan Douches - Mastering
*Bruno Rocha - Additional vocals on track 2


==References==
Recorded at Nada Studios, Newburgh, NY except Fat and Alone recorded at HinchKraft Studios, Wayne, NJ. Mastered at West West Side.
'''Citations'''
{{reflist}}

'''Bibliography'''
{{refbegin}}
*{{citation|author=AllMusic Staff|date=2002|title=Heartbreak in Stereo - Credits|work=[[AllMusic]]|url=https://www.allmusic.com/album/heartbreak-in-stereo-mw0000342028/credits|access-date=April 21, 2019}}
*{{citation|last=Bryant|first=Tom|date=September 30, 2014|title=Not the Life It Seems: The True Lives of My Chemical Romance|publisher=[[Hachette Book Group]]|isbn=9780306823503|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=HADnBAAAQBAJ|access-date=April 19, 2019}}
*{{citation|last=Haydn|first=Reinhardt|date=June 29, 2015|title=My Chemical Romance: This Band Will Save Your Life|publisher=[[Plexus Publishing]]|isbn=9780859658799|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=nN-fDAAAQBAJ|access-date=April 19, 2019}}
{{refend}}

==External links==
*{{Discogs master|1146263}}


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Latest revision as of 06:21, 16 July 2024

Heartbreak in Stereo
Studio album by
Pencey Prep
ReleasedNovember 26, 2001
Recorded2001
StudioNada Studios, in Newburgh, New York
HinchKraft Studios, in North Haledon, New Jersey
GenrePost-hardcore, punk rock
Length44:38
LabelB.CALM Press, Mint 400 Records, Eyeball Records
ProducerJohn Naclerio, Antonio Valenti
Pencey Prep chronology
Long Walk to Forever
(2000) 		Heartbreak in Stereo
(2001)

Heartbreak in Stereo is the only studio album by the American rock band Pencey Prep.

Content

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The nineteen track album was released on compact disc and digital download with Eyeball Records, on November 26, 2001.[1] The album is produced by John Naclerio and was recorded at Nada Studios in Newburgh, New York, except for "Fat and Alone," which was produced by Antonio Valenti and recorded at HinchKraft Studios in North Haledon, New Jersey. Mastering is by Alan Douches at West West Side. Album artwork is by Neil Sabatino, with photography by Dahlia Nardone, and Jamie Schaefer.[2] Heartbreak in Stereo is described as vicious, but unfocused hardcore punk rock. It features Frank Iero in "full berserker mode," with screaming, howling, and raging vocals.[3]

On recording for Heartbreak in Stereo, Iero says "I tried not to hold anything back, [which is] the way I feel about music and performing."

In November 2020 the band re-released a limited edition vinyl version of the album through Kingsroad Merch, along with a CD pressing. On November 16, 2020, the band announced they would be releasing the album digitally with Frank Iero's B.CALM Press and Neil Sabatino's Mint 400 Records. In November 2021, the first ever pressing of the album on cassette tape was announced.

Track listing

[edit]

Original 2001 release

[edit]
No.TitleLength
1."P.S. Don't Write"2:40
2."Yesterday"4:06
3."Don Quixote"3:55
4."10 Rings"3:46
5."The Secret Goldfish"4:39
6."8th Grade"4:11
7."19"5:59
8."Trying to Escape the Inevitable"4:42
9."Lloyd Dobbler"2:07
10."Florida Plates"5:20
19."Fat and Alone" (hidden track, tracks 11–18 are blank)2:35
Total length:44:38

2020/2021 re-release

[edit]
No.TitleLength
1."P.S. Don't Write"2:40
2."Yesterday"4:06
3."Don Quixote"3:55
4."10 Rings"3:46
5."The Secret Goldfish"4:39
6."8th Grade"4:11
7."19"5:59
8."Trying to Escape the Inevitable"4:42
9."Lloyd Dobbler"2:07
10."Florida Plates"5:20
Total length:42:30

Personnel

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Additional musicians

  • John Nacliero – additional vocals on "10 Rings" and "The Secret Goldfish"
  • Bruno Rocha – additional vocals on "Yesterday"

References

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Citations

  1. ^ Haydn 2015.
  2. ^ AllMusic Staff 2002.
  3. ^ Bryant 2014.

Bibliography

  • AllMusic Staff (2002), "Heartbreak in Stereo - Credits", AllMusic, retrieved April 21, 2019 {{citation}}: |author= has generic name (help)
  • Bryant, Tom (September 30, 2014), Not the Life It Seems: The True Lives of My Chemical Romance, Hachette Book Group, ISBN 9780306823503, retrieved April 19, 2019
  • Haydn, Reinhardt (June 29, 2015), My Chemical Romance: This Band Will Save Your Life, Plexus Publishing, ISBN 9780859658799, retrieved April 19, 2019
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