![]() A Blu-ray Audio disc features brand-new immersive Dolby Atmos & 5.1 surround mixes by Richard Chycki, the 2015 48kHz 24-bit stereo remaster, new animated visualizers for each song & 2 bonus music videos for “Subdivisions” and “Countdown”. The album vinyl was cut for the first time at half-speed via DMM & pressed on 180g black vinyl for optimal vinyl quality with new Hugh Syme art in a premium tip-on jacket. The Signals Super Deluxe celebrates 40 years with a brand-new Hugh Syme cover & the 2015 remaster on CD for the first time. I want to thank every single kid that comes out for being there.” I want to be the guy that everyone says hello to. “Every night I set up the merch and run it until it’s time to play. “As the band gets bigger, I try and keep that feeling alive,” says the smiling singer. Produced by longtime friend and multi-instrumentalist Taylor Young (God’s Hate, Suicide Silence), then mixed by John Markson (Drug Church, Koyo), this is hardcore for everybody. We’re what the title says, the Living Proof.” I can’t wait to play these songs and hear a room full of people singing back to us. “If we were able to get through the tough times, anyone can. “I hope with this record that when someone hears it, it gives them hope,” beams. “It just hits on everything that I love, that I’m about.” “It’s crazy because the song’s been out like forty years, but lyrically it’s a DRAIN song!” exclaims vocalist Sam Ciaramitaro. There’s also a cover of “Good, Good Things,” a nearly four-decade old melodic punk carol by the Descendents: slam-pit forebearers to DRAIN if there ever were any. Rapper Shakewell appears on the track, “Intermission”. There are a couple surprises on the album. The new album is a testament to the hard work and heartfelt ethos that’s at the center of DRAIN’s good-time psyche. Living Proof is the band’s Epitaph Records debut and follow up to their 2020 breakout release, California Cursed. Let There Be Music is brimming with small truths - both profound and mundane, comforting and difficult - and we are invited to revel in them all.ĭRAIN – the Santa Cruz, CA based hardcore band, whose energetic live shows have propelled them to peak underground popularity (during a global pandemic) and they are ready to break wide open in 2023. The band is at their most dynamic and the songwriting deftly explores new terrain. The album serves as less of one conceptual story, and each song as their own individual offerings of putting words to the ordinary experience of being alive. On their long-awaited third album, we get a glimpse into the pure joy of Bonny Doon. These obstacles and commitments drew out the making of Let There Be Music for several additional years, and in the process, redefined the record as an achievement in perseverance for the band. While these detours of doctors’ appointments and experimental care were taking place, the mem bers of Bonny Doon were also playing on Waxahatachee’s Saint Cloud tour. Soon after, Colombo and Kmiecik, whose steady percussion and devotion to the songs creates a container for the indelible guitar lines, both entered a time of serious healing, Jake tending to complications of his Crohn’s disease and Bobby to a brain injury and undiagnosed Lyme disease. “The experience raised the ceiling on our imagination,” Colombo said. After extensively touring Long wave by supporting Band of Horses, Snail Mail and Waxahatchee, Lennox and Colombo were invited by Katie Crutchfield to collaborate on Waxahatchee’s critically acclaimed album Saint Cloud. Their latest musical journey is one that has big payoffs for devoted followers and undeniable rewards for anyone just stumbling across the band for the first time. Throughout the ten tracks in their new album Let There Be Music, you can hear the spaciousness Bonny Doon allowed themselves since their 2018 sleeper cult-classic Longwave. A Guide to Love, Loss & Desperation: 15 Anniversary Edition ĭarkadelic ![]() Reconstruction Site: 20th Anniversary Edition Bob Marley - Tuff Gong Jamaica Pressingsįirst Two Pages of Frankenstein Ĭoming Home.Alan Licht, Charles Curtis, & Dean Roberts.
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