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Track Listings
| 1. Shelf In The Room |
| 2. Touch Peel And Stand |
| 3. Face Of The Earth |
| 4. Solitude |
| 5. Down Town |
| 6. What's Left For Me |
| 7. Freak |
| 8. Now |
| 9. Whimsical |
| 10. Where I Stand |
| 11. How Do You Know You |
| 12. Cling |
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Days Of The New frontman Travis Meeks is probably pretty sick of being told how much older he sounds on tape. Judging from the band's self-titled debut, the deep-voiced 18 year-old has apparently been brooding for a lot longer than he's been shaving. He could send Scott Weiland and James Hetfield running back to their growling coach, while his lyrics explore youthful ennui with uncommon maturity.
"Solitude" movesfrom a spacey, angelic intro to a sinister vocal trade-off,while "Touch, Peel And Stand" juxtaposes attention-grabbingoff-time accents with a slow, languorous chorus. Produced by Scott Litt (R.E.M), the sonic foundation of DAYS OF THE NEW is made up of acoustic guitars, close, double-tracked vocal harmonies, and a straightforward, powerful rhythm section.Guitarist Todd Whitener contributes acrobatic lead work, contrasting perfectly with DAYS OF THE NEW's slow, melancholicburn.
Days Of The New frontman Travis Meeks is probably pretty sick of being told how much older he sounds on tape. Judging from the band's self-titled debut, the deep-voiced 18 year-old has apparently been brooding for a lot longer than he's been shaving. He could send Scott Weiland and James Hetfield running back to their growling coach, while his lyrics explore youthful ennui with uncommon maturity.
"Solitude" movesfrom a spacey, angelic intro to a sinister vocal trade-off,while "Touch, Peel And Stand" juxtaposes attention-grabbingoff-time accents with a slow, languorous chorus. Produced by Scott Litt (R.E.M), the sonic foundation of DAYS OF THE NEW is made up of acoustic guitars, close, double-tracked vocal harmonies, and a straightforward, powerful rhythm section.Guitarist Todd Whitener contributes acrobatic lead work, contrasting perfectly with DAYS OF THE NEW's slow, melancholicburn.
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