Colour Me Wednesday - I Thought It Was Morning album flac

In 2018, Colour Me Wednesday released second album Counting Pennies in the Afterlife, produced by MJ of Hookworms. Additionally, a single of the previously-released "Don't Tell Anyone" and new b-side "Blossom" was released in April on .  . I Thought It Was Morning, LP/CD/DD, Discount Horse/Dovetown, 2013; CD/Cass, 2670 Records/Bitter Melody records, 2014. Split, LP/CD/Cass/DD, Lauren Records/Dovetown, 2014. Counting Pennies in the Afterlife, 2018.

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Colour Me Wednesday don’t hover on one stylistic trend for long. The album’s fifth track, ‘Lost In The High Street’, is buried in a despairing punk attitude, accented by the use of distorted drums, grinding drums and drawn out, echoing vocals. It can be a bit confusing at times when you’re wanting to bob your head and jump around a bit to ‘I Thought It Was Morning’, when simultaneously, the album ferociously demands from the beginning for you to sit up and take immediate notice to what Colour Me Wednesday are damn well trying to tell you. If you’re looking for a punk band with a laser point social conscience and a bit of ferocious female drive, then this is the band for you. Tracklisting.

Spoonboy (Washington, DC) and Colour Me Wednesday's (Uxbridge, London) first split album out on Lauren Records summer 2014. Download his half off the album from here: spoonboy. Growing up didn’t take that long, We grew apart, I thought we were strong. Childish minds formed a naive bond But now you’ve placed yourself Where I don’t belong. Gripping on to the things that still connect us, There’s a long long road between me and you.

Colour Me Wednesday are a pop-punk band from Uxbridge–a town in west London, England. CMW’s first album, I Thought It Was Morning, was released in 2013; later accompanied by the Shut 7" with B-side What Happened?. This was followed up by a split album with Spoonboy in 2014. In 2016, Colour Me Wednesday released an EP: Anyone and Everyone. This too got a 7", featuring Don’t Tell Anyone and Blossom. Some of CMW’s songs have also been rereleased in Asia. Incompatible is made up of Anyone and Everyone and their songs on the split with Spoonboy. Incompatible was released on cassette in Indonesia and CD in Japan

Today's stream comes from Uxbridge, UK-based Colour Me Wednesday. We are streaming the band's debut album, I Thought It Was Morning, due out in mid-August on Discount Horse Records. I Thought It Was Morning combines pop-structures with a feminist/left outlook, in the UK riot grrrl tradition. You can find it on their Punknews. You can also check out the video for opening track "Shut" here.

Album · 2013 · 12 Songs. More By Colour Me Wednesday. See All. Split with Spoonboy & Colour Me Wednesday. Counting Pennies in the Afterlife.

In 2018, Colour Me Wednesday released second album Counting Pennies in the Afterlife, produced by MJ of Hookworms.