Showing posts with label Self-titled Album. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Self-titled Album. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 11, 2015

Falling Up - Falling Up (2015-2016)

11/11/15 6:35AM

There's the track list below. Preorders from the Kickstarter received a download on Sunday, and I've been listening to this record a lot this week. I'm really enjoying a lot of it, probably more than I expected. I can tell Jessy and the band did put a lot of time and thought into it, as I can hear the emotion sprawling out of many of the songs.

Early favorites: Boone Flyer, In the Woodshop, the last couple of minutes of Hydro, The Insect and some others.

Early 2015-2016 leader? could be along with Mutemath perhaps..

Self Titled cover art

1 .Boone Flyer 5:51
2 . Flora 7:08
3 . The Green Rider 5:53
4. Hydro 4:49
5. The Woodworker 5:13
6. Wild Bird 5:35
7. Typhoon 4:13
8. In The Woodshop 3:02
9. Rangers 6:20
10. Up In Houses 3:18
11. The Insect 3:52
12. Flares 6:28

11/7/15 11:04AM
http://fallinguplives.com/

http://fallingup.bandcamp.com/




This Self-Titled album, the final Falling Up album, is being released next Friday November 13th. You can preorder it now at the links above. Track list, and some thoughts to follow.

For now, the 1st single "In the Woodshop" is both below per YouTube and on their website linked above.


Tuesday, December 21, 2010

Long Distance Calling - Long Distance Calling (2011) (1.0)

12/21/10 4:17AM

I know it's a few days late, but here's the track list and artwork, trailer along with more about it.



1. Into The Black Wide Open
2. The Figrin D'an Boogie
3. Invisible Giants
4. Timebends
5. Arecibo (Long Distance Calling)
6. Middleville
7. Beyond The Void




LONG DISTANCE CALLING push the envelope even further this time out with the surprise guest appearance by Armored Saint/ex-Anthrax vocalist John Bush on “Middleville”.

However, John Bush’s guest-appearance is not the only reason that should encourage people to check out LONG DISTANCE CALLING.
In times of overproduction and compression in order to get a pumped up sound LONG DISTANCE CALLING went for the opposite and worked on an organic production that allows their music to breathe. Hence, the audiophile quintet headed to Hours Studios in Hannover where Celtic Frost, Donots, Paradise Lost, Eloy, Scorpions, Rolling Stones and many more produced some of their classic albums.
The self-titled album was recorded with Benjamin Schäfer who has worked with diverse bands such as Celtic Frost and Subway To Sally.
The result is a production that allows each instrument to unfold its unique sound and its waves to travel the air.
Instead of just cutting your eardrums it’s a 3d sound that surrounds you like a cozy cocoon.

After supporting bands such as Opeth, Katatonia, Dredg, labelmates And You Will Know Us By Trail Of Dead, Anathema, Coheed And Cambria, and Deftones they will finally play their own club shows again in order to give people the full audio-visual experience of “Long Distance Calling”:


10/29/10 12:04PM


myspace blog announcement

Release date new album / Record release shows posted!
Hey folks, after a lot of shows and touring since the release of „Avoid The Light“ in April 2009, we finished our new album “Long Distance Calling”, that will be released on February 18th 2011 in Germany (European release date is February 21st). We can´t wait to share this new songs with, so we decided to book some nice exclusive record release shows around the release date, where we will play the majority of the new songs as well as a lot of “old” stuff. Support comes from the UK band Maybeshewill.

Here are the German dates:

Presented by VISIONS, ROCK HARD, ECLIPSED, GITARRE & BASS, LAUT.de, METAL.d

18.02.2011 Münster / Metropolis Club
19.02.2011 Köln / Underground
20.02.2011 Hamburg / Knust
21.02.2011 Dresden / Beatpol
22.02.2011 München / Hansa 39

European and UK tour dates will be announced soon.

More news on artwork, tracklist, formats, guest vocals, etc will be announced in the near future, stay tuned!

Cool Beans! I hope it comes close to if not eclipses the excellent/breakthrough record Avoid the Light. Guess we'll see. All that good stuff: artwork, track list, etc to be added.