ARTiST : Paperface
ALBUM : The Legend Of Harley Knowles
LABEL : Takeover Records
GENRE : Indie
ENCODER : Lame 3.90 / APS
QUALiTY : VBRkbps / 44.1kHz / Joint-Stereo
RELEASE : Sep-13-2005
STREET : Oct-18-2005
SOURCE : CDDA
TYPE : Album
PLAYTIME : 49:14 min
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+ TRACK LiSTiNG +
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[#] [Track Name] [Time]
01. Mostly Love 01:34
02. Company Soul 02:46
03. Loser's Game 03:18
04. A Long Time Ago 00:47
05. Good Times 04:14
06. Familiar Faces 04:47
07. Darkside 02:37
08. Fired Up 03:17
09. Three Times A Week 06:25
10. Lullaby 03:20
11. Karen 05:01
12. One Track Mind 07:01
13. Dance Karate 04:07
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Chris Merritt : Vocals/Piano
Andrew Merritt : Guitar/Bass/Vocals
One of the most hardworking bands in the music industry,
Paperface has been creating original, melodic rock for over
four years now. They have recorded their own albums, managed
the business of the band, and booked their own tours with
little outside influence. This was also while all four attend
various colleges full-time. Paperface is Chris Merritt (piano/
songwriting/vox) and Andrew Merritt (guitar/bass /vox).
Together they perform an unparalleled rock show. Whether
serenading with 'Familiar Faces' from their new album 'The
Legend of Harley Knowles' or blowing the audience away with a
stirring rendition of the Super Mario Theme, these boys always
leave the audience excited and wanting more. Their music is a
mix of styles from across the board. They have been described
as Weezer, Ben Folds, and Radiohead as one. Also dubbed as
"piano-driven rock", their sound is fresh and new to ears
bored by the similarities of radio playlists. Paperface has
finished two full length albums on their own and have been
touring nationwide to support their latest LP 'The Legend Of
Harley Knowles' which will be out on October 18th on Takeover
Records. The response to their efforts has been nothing but
incredible and fans haven't forgetten the name of their newest
favorite. Paperface has only one direction to travel and they
will continue to work hard until they reach the top. They are
on their way to becoming an unstoppable force in music.