Written by Chase Cote
Recorded in 2002
Place: Chase's Basement

Chase Cote - Vocals/Guitar
Garrett Roach - Bass
Nicholas McNally - Guitar/Vocals
Karver Hitchcock - Drums



Asleep

Written by Karver Hitchcock
Record in 2002
Place: Chase's Basement

Karver Hitchcock - Drums

"I think this was just a demonstration Karver did when joining the group. He was so amazing right from the start, I use to try and capture anything he did on the drums because I just thought he was a prodigy." - Nicholas McNally

Karver's Montreux

Written by Chase Cote and Garrett Roach
Recorded in 2002

Chase Cote - Vocals/Guitar
Garrett Roach - Bass
Nicholas McNally - Guitar/Vocals
Karver Hitchcock - Drums

The song was written about a young boy Cote and Roach went to school with who died in a fourwheeling accident.

God Why?!

Written by Chase Cote and Garrett Roach
Recorded in 2003

Chase Cote - Vocals/Guitar
Garrett Roach - Bass
Nicholas McNally - Vocals
Karver Hitchcock - Drums

I'm Still Here

Written by Chase Cote
Recorded in 2002

Chase Cote - Vocals/Guitar
Garrett Roach - Bass
Nicholas McNally - Guitar/Vocals
Karver Hitchcock - Drums

Wrong

Written by Chase Cote
Recorded in 2003

This song and Empathy were both recorded after Garrett Roach and Nicholas McNally left the band. Although McNally came back briefly to record bass and add backing vocals to this song.

4 Rose

Written by Chase Cote
Recorded in 2003

Written and recorded after Garrett Roach and Nicholas McNally left the group. Although McNally returned to add guitar to this song.

Empathy

Invidious was a band of high schoolers from Perth-Andover, New Brunswick. It consisted of Chase Cote on vocals/guitar, Garrett Roach on bass, Nicholas McNally on guitar/vocals and Karver Hitchcock on drums. The group jammed out covers and had a handful of compositions mostly written by Cote from formation in 2000 until they disbanded in 2003. Being quite young, these recordings may not do any member justice as they were done when the band was still learning how to play their instruments. Most of the music was recorded with analog cassette tape equipment as it was the norm at the time for household recordings before the use of digital equipment.

Invidious (2000-2003)