Gameface were one of my favorite pop/punk bands that never seemed to get the love they deserved. The band balanced pop/punk with definite emo(tional) tendencies and Jeff Caudill was a singer who could actually sing. My first exposure to Gameface was on their 1995 album, Three To Get Ready. The album is still my favorite of theirs as it attains what so many emotional pop/punk bands failed to ever capture. The album was released on the underrated and seemingly forgotten Dr. Strange Records who released a ton of great overlooked stuff in the 90s. Three To Get Ready is the band’s fastest material and the band seemed to slow their pace with each subsequent album. Nevertheless, Gameface continued to put out quality material all the way up to their last album, 2003’s Four To Go which was released on Doghouse. 1999’s Every Last Time and 2000’s Always On were released on Revelation Records while all the band’s earlier material came courtesy of Dr. Strange. Caudill has some solo stuff available as well as a new band, Your Favorite Trainwreck, on the horizon.