Hellcat Records , co-owned by Rancid ‘s Tim Armstrong , soon signed the band. Joel Day departed and the Quakes stand-up bassist Rob Peltier was hired to play on the debut album. Adam Carson also played on the record. The band then embarked on a California mini-tour promoting the self-titled album , which was released in October 1999. In 2000, former AFI bassist Geoff Kresge , one of Nick 13’s bandmates from Influence 13, joined Tiger Army, in addition to ex- Samhain drummer London May.
Released self-titled album
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