The_Band_Of_Heathens-Sunday_Morning_Record-2013-404

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2013-09-21

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Artist: The Band of Heathens
Album: Sunday Morning Record
Bitrate: 237kbps avg
Quality: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.98.4 / -V0 / 44.100Khz
Label: Blue Rose Records
Genre: Rock
Size: 81.36 megs
PlayTime: 0h 45min 28sec total
Rip Date: 2013-09-21
Store Date: 2013-09-20

Track List:
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01. Shotgun                          4:52
02. Caroline Williams                4:07
03. Miss My  Life                    3:14
04. Girl with Indigo Eyes            3:03
05. Records in Bed                   5:49
06. Since I've Been Home             3:07
07. The Same Picture                 4:13
08. One More Trip                    3:10
09. Shake the Foundation             3:21
10. Had it All                       4:23
11. Texas                            6:09

Release Notes:
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Through highs and lows, The Band of Heathens has maintained a tightly knit
community of dedicated fans, mostly thanks to their no-frills take on Americana
rock.

But for many fans, the bandÆs latest release Sunday Morning Record will be about
changes. In 2011 founding member Colin Brooks left the band, and shortly after
bassist Seth Whitney and longtime drummer John Chapman followed. So naturally,
Sunday Morning Record chronicles a period of dynamic change within the group,
new lineups and new sceneries are just a few of the events that sparked the
flames of inspiration.

ôWe set out to make a record that chronicled the journey of the band through a
really difficult and uncertain time,ö Ed Jurdi claims. ôIn the midst of all of
this, Gordy and I were writing songs, starting families, moving families and
trying to find a thread to hold onto with our music.ö

While the group found their footing in gritty rock nÆ roll, theyÆve grown to
find comfort in the softer sounds. Sunday Morning Record is ôon the quieter
sideö according to Jurdi.

ôIt seems like itÆs gotten harder and harder for people to turn off the constant
stream of information and distractions and just lose themselves in art for a
little while,ö Gordy Quist states. ôNow weÆre connected to everything in the
world at all times, and maybe that makes our lives richer in some ways. But I
think that thereÆs also a richness that we miss out on, of just being present in
the now and experiencing the world directly. I hope this album moves people to
turn off the noise of life for a morning to connect with themselves and with
some friends through our music.ö

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