LA DISPUTE - Neues Album kommt anfang Oktober
Di., 23.08.2011 - 19:05 Uhr
Tracklist:
1. a Departure
2. Harder Harmonies
3. St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church Blues
4. Edit Your Hometown
5. a Letter
6. Safer in the Forest/Love Song for Poor Michigan
7. The Most Beautiful Bitter Fruit
8. a Poem
9. King Park
10. Edward Benz, 27 Times
11. I See Everything
12. a Broken Jar
13. all our bruised bodies and the whole heart shrinks
14. You and I in UnisonDie Band kommentiert die anstehende Veröffentlichung so:
Die Screamo/Progressive HC-Band aus Grand Rapids, Michigan, hat Details zum Nachfolger zu "Somewhere At the Bottom of the River Between Vega and Altair" bekannt gegeben.
Die LP "Wildlife" wird am 04. Oktober via No Sleep Records erscheinen und folgende Tracks enthalten:
Tracklist:
1. a Departure
2. Harder Harmonies
3. St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church Blues
4. Edit Your Hometown
5. a Letter
6. Safer in the Forest/Love Song for Poor Michigan
7. The Most Beautiful Bitter Fruit
8. a Poem
9. King Park
10. Edward Benz, 27 Times
11. I See Everything
12. a Broken Jar
13. all our bruised bodies and the whole heart shrinks
14. You and I in Unison
The record we spent the last year and a half or so writing, amending, correcting, and losing precious sleep and sanity over has a title, has a track list, and has (finally) a release date. It also has a "single" and a cover. (single?)
First things first, the record is called Wildlife which comes partially from a lyric in one of the songs but really serves as a much broader blanket for the themes and concepts present in the record as a whole (in kind of the same way that Somewhere… showed up in "Said the King to the River" but still served as a statement on the entire record thematically, but also in a different way, because they're different records). Two of those themes are loss and coping with that loss, but there's a lot more to it, and I don't want to spoil it all now so I won't go too far into detail. The only other thing worth pointing out thematically at this present juncture is that there are two things going on-two different narratives, maybe-throughout the entire album. Kind of like if an author wrote a book of stories/poems about situations that don't necessarily involve him (at least not as the principle character) and then annotated those stories in the kind of tone you'd use when explaining something personal to a friend. Something like that.
Einen Vorgeschmack gibt es mit dem Song "Harder Harmonies" auf www.npr.org . First things first, the record is called Wildlife which comes partially from a lyric in one of the songs but really serves as a much broader blanket for the themes and concepts present in the record as a whole (in kind of the same way that Somewhere… showed up in "Said the King to the River" but still served as a statement on the entire record thematically, but also in a different way, because they're different records). Two of those themes are loss and coping with that loss, but there's a lot more to it, and I don't want to spoil it all now so I won't go too far into detail. The only other thing worth pointing out thematically at this present juncture is that there are two things going on-two different narratives, maybe-throughout the entire album. Kind of like if an author wrote a book of stories/poems about situations that don't necessarily involve him (at least not as the principle character) and then annotated those stories in the kind of tone you'd use when explaining something personal to a friend. Something like that.
