The_Sword-High_Country-WEB-2015-SDR

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99,67 MB

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2015-08-21

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ARTIST: The Sword
TITLE: High Country
LABEL: Razor & Tie (rough trade)
GENRE: Rock
SOURCE: WEB
BITRATE: 276 kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 50:12
RELEASE DATE: 2015-08-21
RIP DATE: 2015-08-21
ENCODER: LAME

Track List
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1.  Unicorn Farm                     0:50
2.  Empty Temples                    3:55
3.  High Country                     2:37
4.  Tears Like Diamonds              3:46
5.  Mist & Shadow                    5:27
6.  Agartha                          2:23
7.  Seriously Mysterious             2:45
8.  Suffer No Fools                  2:43
9.  Early Snow                       4:15
10. The Dreamthieves                 3:58
11. Buzzards                         4:13
12. Silver Petals                    2:37
13. Ghost Eye                        3:15
14. Turned To Dust                   3:31
15. The Bees Of Spring               3:57


Release Notes:

When it comes to rock music, one message is left unspoken and handed down
through the ages there are no rules. Nobody picks up a guitar to be bogged down
or held back. It s all about feeling free. The Sword John Cronise [vocals,
guitar], Kyle Shutt [guitar], Bryan Richie [bass], and Santiago Vela III [drums]
have defied boundaries since day one. Their style never followed trends. They
always create what feels right and let the music speak for itself. When it came
time to record the group s fifth full-length album, High Country [Razor & Tie].
Cronise found himself at a spiritual crossroads. Following the final tour for
their critically acclaimed Apocryphon, Cronise holed up in his North Carolina
home and eventually began writing new songs. He soon found the music began to
head into a place it had never gone before. High Country became new territory
for The Sword. 2012 s Apocryphon debuted at #17 on the Billboard Top 200,
marking their highest entry on the chart. However, The Sword s impact continues
to expand with High Country, the band s biggest, boldest, and brightest album
yet.

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