Knola - To The Rhythm album flac

To The Rhythm by knola, released 01 June 2016 1. Moving Along 2. Weight 3. Cottage Grove 4. Fabric 5. Ruby Beach 6. Earth Noise 7. House 8. Winter Skin 9. Fireworks our first full length. Recorded and mixed by Se Collier at a studio in Chicago. Mastered by Carl Saff. Released by Skeletal Lightning. ww. keletallightning. This album delivers twenty minutes of original, melancholic emo with strong lyrics. Never thought an album would make me want to have fireworks at my funeral.

All our thanks to Se Collier for tracking, mixing, and making this record sound the way it does. And to Jon Lervold at Big Name for recording the vocals and helping them sound the way they do. Carl Saff at Saff Mastering handled the final steps, and Sean Hermann made everything else happen. Thank you, especially, to him and everyone at Skeletal Lightning. This record was written and recorded in the summer of 2015 during a tumultuous period of transition from one life to another.

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Knola is a band, or rather, a collective, of former members of William Bonney, XERXES, Midwest Pen Pals, and The Exploration. J On their first full-length record, To The Rhythm, Jack Senff on guitar and vocals, Garret Cabello on bass, and Joseph Goode on drums mix atmospheric, indie, and emo together so effortlessly it's almost rude. While the first listen might sound familiar, hit play again before writing them off. There are giants in the water too far out for us to swim Senff croons on "Ruby Beach," less a love song than a warning to be careful in how you love. Stream the full album below once, or twice, or maybe a million times. Annalise Domenighini is trying very hard to get rid of this mortal coil. Follow her journey on Twitter.

Some bands have interesting geographies. Knola just happens to be one of them. This band was formed after the storied (if oft-overlooked careers) of emo’s second string - The Exploration, Midwest Pen Pals - and hard-edged cult classics XERXES and WIlliam Bonney. As such, its point of origin can’t be traced to a specific scene cluster or genre convention, but multiple points of convergence.

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