Trouble With Ferguson

Pop Punk, Rock, Emo | Burlington, Ontario, Canada

Descendants of such successful bands as Hawk Nelson, The Natural Anthem, Hello Kelly, and Out of the Monetary, Trouble With Ferguson is the progeny of an emergent "Barrie sound" whose nucleus finds itself at Jeff Wardell's Blue Box Studios. This is a rock unit consisting of Matt Hills on bass, Pete Baxter on drums, Randy Simmen pulling lead guitar and backup vocal duties, with Jordan Dean rounding out the guitar assault, singing lead, and playing piano. Okay, but what is the Trouble With Ferguson? Music is defined as the organization of sound. Well, these boys are very well organized indeed. Like a sonic can of Red Bull, the music of Trouble With Ferguson is energetic rock, with woven-in themes of identity, emptiness, relational regret and redemption. There's a spiritual readiness that speaks to the nature of songs like Wipe the Tears You Rearrange which describes "the fire that changes me" or Find Me Here which draws on a sense of spiritual longing and disconnectedness (and includes a poignant appearance by cameo king Jon Steingard of Hawk Nelson/The Natural Anthem fame). In short, what we have here is kinetic rock with maturity: a sound that rises above the din to accomplish what it sets out to do: create music with an edge. 

Before becoming Trouble With Ferguson they were known as Madison Avenue and released one EP under that name, titled: "Sunday Nite Drive". After putting out their self titled album Trouble With Ferguson changed their name again to Berlington and released one final EP before disbanding, you can find it HERE.

*RELEASES*

Album: Trouble With Ferguson

Year: 2005

Quality: FLAC

Tracks:

01. Postcard

02. Wipe the Tears You Rearrange

03. Hey Shyla

04. Find Me Here

05. Sunday Nite Drive

06. Leaves You Feeling Alright

07. Disconnection

08. Kindergarden (And Blue)

09. Let Me Pass Out

10. Effects of Time

If you have any other lost music, artwork, or information about this band not preserved here or in better quality (we count iTunes m4a files as better quality than mp3 in most cases) send us an email: themyspacedumpster@gmail.com

ACCESS THEIR ARCHIVE HERE

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