Band Of Horses reveal album tracklisting
'Cease To Begin' is due out this autumn
Band Of Horses have revealed further details of their forthcoming album.
The follow-up to 2006's 'Everything All The Time' is called 'Cease To Begin', and was recorded in Seattle, Washington and Asheville, North Carolina. It features 10 tracks, and is due out in the US via Sub Pop on October 9.
When describing the sound of the new album, frontman Ben Bridwell told NME.COM: "(Producer) Phil (Ek) likes to say that if the last record sounded like a northwest record, this one sounds like a southeast record. While it's not the fucking Oak Ridge Boys or anything, it does have some country leanings, but there are also a lot of rockers."
The album tracklisting is:
'Is There A Ghost'
'Ode to LRC'
'No One's Gonna Love You'
'Detlef Schrempf'
'The General Specific'
'Lamb On The Lam (in the city)'
'Islands On The Coast'
'Marry Song'
'Cigarettes, Wedding Bands'
'Window Blues'
--By our Los Angeles staff.
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The follow-up to 2006's 'Everything All The Time' is called 'Cease To Begin', and was recorded in Seattle, Washington and Asheville, North Carolina. It features 10 tracks, and is due out in the US via Sub Pop on October 9.
When describing the sound of the new album, frontman Ben Bridwell told NME.COM: "(Producer) Phil (Ek) likes to say that if the last record sounded like a northwest record, this one sounds like a southeast record. While it's not the fucking Oak Ridge Boys or anything, it does have some country leanings, but there are also a lot of rockers."
The album tracklisting is:
'Is There A Ghost'
'Ode to LRC'
'No One's Gonna Love You'
'Detlef Schrempf'
'The General Specific'
'Lamb On The Lam (in the city)'
'Islands On The Coast'
'Marry Song'
'Cigarettes, Wedding Bands'
'Window Blues'
--By our Los Angeles staff.
Find out more about NME.
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