Album Notes

Bullet Train to Moscow is an intense every-core band hailing from Mesa, Arizona. Bullet Train to Moscow's musical style is a power-packed, energetic tribute to multiple genres of music. While their music is difficult to categorize, the band demonstrates a multitude of influences ranging from punk, classic country, heavy metal, and all points in between. They look forward to sharing this unique compilation of music with their fans, both the old and faithful and new converts.

Front man Jared Casto's lyrical explosion is coupled with searing guitar work from Rob Anderson and Jay Anderson. Bassist Nolan Thompson and drummer Billy Culbertson whip up a batch of thunder throughout the record that scares the weak and frightens the closed-minded. We warned you...

Bullet Train to Moscow is unveiled to the world on this full length LP, available through select retail outlets, cdbaby.com, and at BTM shows. Engineered by Byron Filson at Villain Recordings and mastered by The Blasting Room Studios. This energetic album offers a healthy helping of auditory bliss and style.

CATALOG and COVERS

1918"
"7-10 Split"
"Arch Enemy"
"Champion"
"Cheers To Kill 'Em"
"Chupacabras"
"Eagle Scout"
"Fire Sausage"
"Go Bam, Go"
"Hell Sent President"
"I.L.U.M."
"Jack Squatter"
"James Hugh"
"Labeled"
"Lucky Me"
"Not A Damn Bro"
"Par is For Party"
"Reno"
"Reach Out"
"Rope"
"Soundtrack To Hell"
"Train Hoppin' "
"True Love"

Bails of Cocaine" Reverend Horton Heat
"Boys Don't Cry" The Cure
"Big Bottom" Spinal Tap
"Eye Of The Tiger " Survivor
'Folsom Prison " Johnny Cash
"Little Green Bag" The George Baker Selection
"Livin' On A Prayer" Bon Jovi
"Lost Highway" Hank Williams, Sr.
"Message In A Bottle" The Police
"My Right" Screeching Weasel
"Paint It, Black" The Rolling Stones