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In Between

February 24th, 2016
Buy the CD or Vinyl (w/download card) on
Bar/None Records
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Track list: 1. In
Between
2. Turn Back Time
3. Stay the Course
4. Flag Days
5. Pass the Time
6. When to Go
7. Been Replaced
8. Gone, Gone, Gone
9. Time Will Tell
10. Make It Clear
11. In Between (Reprise)
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Notes:
Produced by Bill Million, Glenn Mercer
Recorded at Boat Studio and House of Monk
Engineered by Dan Francia
Additional recordings by Glenn and Bill
Mastered by Scott Anthony at Storybook Sound |
Line up: Glenn Mercer (guitar, vocals) Bill Million (guitar, vocals) Dave Weckerman (percussion) Brenda Sauter (bass) Stan Demeski (drums)
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In Between is the first new studio album of the band in over 6 years.
The album was produced by Glenn Mercer and Bill Million with most of the
recording done at Glenn’s home studio in Haledon, NJ.
It will be
released February 24th on the
Bar/None Records
label.
In Between finds the band bringing fresh sonic manoeuvers
into the mix that make it both the quietest and most furious music
they’ve created in their long and vaunted career.
"On the new record we did a lot of it at my house in my home studio with
extra equipment, explains Glenn. "It’s the same room where we
rehearsed. We’ve been here since we reformed and a little bit prior to
taking the hiatus in the 90’s. So it’s a room we’re really familiar with
and feel comfortable in. We also did some recording at an engineer’s
studio, so it was all done very low key. We refer to it as "off the
clock" when you’re not paying an hourly rate, so in that sense it was a
lot more relaxed. I don’t think anyone would notice a drastic change in
the sound or the vibe of the record. I think it sounds a lot more
relaxed and laid back."
"I think all of our albums reflect a certain degree of reaction to the
work that we previously did and In Between is no exception" continues
Bill Million. "We liked the sounds and the feel of the demos for this
album and we thought it would be difficult to capture that in a
recording studio. So that was our starting point and it evolved in a
much more relaxed way that loaned itself to more creative interplay.
Time wasn’t a component. If you let it, music can take on a life of its
own and we wanted to allow the songs to develop with that idea in mind."
The album was released digitally as well
as on CD and vinyl with a download card.
Note: quotes are taken from an
interview to Impose Magazine |
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