Hit the Switch almost made it. The Chino, California punks signed to Nitro in 2006 to rerelease “Domestic Tranquility and Social Justice,” only to have the label go the free download route, and shortly thereafter get out of the business of releasing new albums altogether. But the guys are trying not to let it get to them; they’ve simply continued playing shows and got in the studio, several times, to record the latest effort, Observing Infinities, which released in May.
Guitarist and vocalist Matt Hawks exchanged emails in September with Punknews staff interviewer and Pads & Panels purveyor Bill Jones. Hawks opened up about the Nitro experience, how the band has gotten back on track, the confusion surrounding the release of their latest album and what’s to come.
Source Hit the Switch almost made it. The Chino, California punks signed to Nitro in 2006 to rerelease “Domestic Tranquility and Social Justice,” only to have the label go the free download route, and shortly thereafter get out of the business of releasing new albums altogether. But the guys are trying not to let it get to them; they’ve simply continued playing shows and got in the studio, several times, to record the latest effort, Observing Infinities, which released in May.
Guitarist and vocalist Matt Hawks exchanged emails in September with Punknews staff interviewer and Pads & Panels purveyor Bill Jones. Hawks opened up about the Nitro experience, how the band has gotten back on track, the confusion surrounding the release of their latest album and what’s to come.
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