In 2003, the band moved to Epitaph Records and released Reconstruction Site . The album was met with positive reviews from Canadian and international critics for its ambitious combination of punk, rock, folk, country and sonnets . It also became the band’s best-selling record to date, and in September appeared on the !earshot National Top 50 Chart as a result of significant airplay on Canadian radio. It was the second Weakerthans album to be produced by Ian Blurton .
Moved to Epitaph Records and released album
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