WHAT DO YOU SEE?
Self-released in 1998 digitally and on CD. Recorded at the Big Bear California Performing Arts Center in 1998 by Gary Payne. The booklet, inserts, and CD art are all printed and packaged by the band. There are a limited number of these in circulation that are signed by all four members of the original band.
The Song ‘Wanna Be’ debuted as the #1 Punk/Alternative song on MP3.com
In 2013, Vice Media / Noisey featured 'Anti-Racial’ as the intro song for the 6-Part Series ‘PitBoy’, featuring; Tyler the Creator, letlive, Parkway Drive, Trash Talk, Cerebral Ballzy, and The Bronx.
SOME DAY, ONE DAY
Recorded, mixed, and mastered in 2005 at Zen Recording Studio in St Petersburg Florida by Steve Connelly. This is the bands major label debut and distributed worldwide digitally and on CD by The Orchard.
The songs ‘I’ll Make It Right’ and ‘Live Again’ received national and international rotation on major radio stations and appeared on multiple compilation CD’s, including “What'd You Expect For Free? (Vol. 28)” featuring Against Me! and Lagwagon.
The bands first concert at The Roxy Theatre in Hollywood California in 1998 was recorded and released on cassette tape. It is believed that no copies still exist, please contact us if you have an image of the cover art or a copy of this cassette so we can catalog it.
LIVE AT THE VINYL MUSIC HALL
Recorded live in 2010 at the Vinyl Music Hall in Pensacola Florida. One of the few live recordings that exist of the band, and showcases early hits like ‘Tell Me Why’ along with more recent songs such as ‘The American Me!’. This album is extremely rare and no copies are known to be in circulation.
THE MONTGOMERY SESSIONS
Self Recorded, mixed, mastered in 2010 & 2011 in Montgomery Alabama at The Shack, and self-released in 2011 on CD. The booklet, inserts, and CD art are all printed and packaged by the band.
The music video and digitally released single 'The American Me!’ gained notoriety nationally and internationally.
PUNX DEAD… (Demo’s)
Recorded in 2012 and 2013 at various rehearsal studios in St. Petersburg and Tampa Florida, with additional instrument and vocal tracks recorded at RocketSpace in Denver Colorado. Physical copies of these recordings were never produced, as the tracks were intended as demos for a planned Aw Shux album. The intention was to re-record them at a major recording studio, but the band ultimately did not proceed with final production, leaving some songs unrecorded.
In late 2013, these demos were briefly released digitally under the title ‘This is Not Aw Shux’ due to the band going on hiatus and most original members not appearing on the recordings (or contributing to songwriting). Notably, this is the only recorded material showcasing Turk (aka Jack Day) on vocals, who has toured with the band since 2006.
