Alexisonfire ‘Math Sheets Demo’ Vinyl Due on Record Store Day, Band’s Trailer Stolen

by | Apr 16, 2012

Alexisonfire’s 2002 self-released effort Math Sheets Demo will be re-released on 10-inch white vinyl for Record Store Day, April 21st, through Dine Alone Records.

In related news, the band’s trailer was stolen. According to a recent tweet, “some a**hole stole the @aof_official trailer and a ton of our gear! if you see gear showing up w/ ALEXISONFIRE spray painted on it – tell us.”

Alexisonfire disbanded in August 2011.

Math Sheets Demo Track Listing:

01. The Philosophical Significance of Shooting My Sister in the Face: An Essay By James Secord  
02. Counterparts and Number Them  
03. Little Girls Pointing and Laughing

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