When Face To Face reunited in 2008 after a four-year hiatus, making a new album was the last thing on their mind. 'The idea was we would just get together to play some live shows, but after two years of doing that it developed into us writing new material,' the band's frontman explains. Keith and longtime bassist Scott Shiflett started working on musical ideas before Face To Face headed out for a run on last year's Vans Warped Tour and quickly realized that they had tapped into something special.
Laugh Now, Laugh Later was produced by Face To Face at The Bronx guitarist Joby Ford's personal studio. 'Joby's studio is basically a garage. It has a vibe to it that was totally perfect for these songs. We really needed the right environment to capture this energy,' Keith explains, adding that Ford helped with some production decisions as well. The album was mixed by Joe Barresi, who has worked with everyone from Queens Of The Stone Age to Bad Religion.
Laugh Now, Laugh Later--which marks the return of guitarist Chad Yaro and also introduces new drummer Danny Thompson--sees Face To Face stripping-down their arrangements, creating a collection of raw-sounding songs that will both please existing fans and appeal to new ones. 'This year is our twentieth anniversary. It's tough making a new album because you have to straddle a fine line where you're pleasing fans of the old material while also trying to do something different,' Keith explains. From instantly infectious ragers like 'What You Came For' and 'Should Anything Go Wrong' to radio-friendly rockers like 'Pushover' and the band's first single 'It's Not All About You,' Laugh Now, Laugh Later incorporates the best elements of Face To Face's musical identity while also marking a giant step forward for the act.

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Japanese edition of album by the pop/ punk band with two bonus tracks added, 'Questions Still Remain' & 'So Long'. 15 tracks total. 1999 release.

Face To Face is one of the most influential pop-punk bands in the last 15 years. Their signature brand of catchy, fast punk rock with intelligent, thought-provoking lyrics has spoken to a generation of punk fans across the world. Although probably most well known in the mainstream with their 1994 radio single 'Disconnected', Face To Face cultivated a large touring base that sustained their career well beyond the early success of that single. Shoot The Moon: The Essential Collection features 19 of Face To Face's best songs re-mastered, along with 2 unreleased tracks: 'Thick As A Brick' and 'Disconnected' recorded live at their final show in September 2004 in Los Angeles, CA. The deluxe packaging includes a slipcase cover and a 28-page booklet with in-depth liner notes and rare photos. Image. 2005.

Japanese limited edition reissue of the So-Cal punks' 1995 album includes four bonus tracks, 'Disconnected', 'Bikage', 'I Used To Think' & 'Not Enough'. Victory. 2004.

Japanese Version Featuring 2 Bonus Tracks: Nullification, & Talk Talk.

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