Track Listings (10) - Disc #1| All Artists: Sunshone Still Title: ThewaytheworldDies Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Potato Eater Records Release Date: 2/7/2012 Album Type: Single Genres: Alternative Rock, Rock Style: Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 700261341842 |
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And even as the album highlights Sunshone Still's dusky folk rock, it expands the band's sonic palette without reservation. - PASTE MAGAZINE — ThewaytheworldDies, the third release from Sunshone Still, chronologically recou... more » |
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And even as the album highlights Sunshone Still's dusky folk rock, it expands the band's sonic palette without reservation. - PASTE MAGAZINE
ThewaytheworldDies, the third release from Sunshone Still, chronologically recounts pivotal events and people before and after a family tragedy [Smith's only brother committed suicide on July 1, 2010]. From new love (Someone to Call Home) to the final desperate act revealed in the Cormac-McCarthy-tinged title track. The album then turns to the after-effects of loss in songs like Old Snakes and Boy Superman . In a hopeful conclusion, the storyteller lets go in Can't Hold On to a Ghost and makes a promise to a newborn son in Was & Will Be (a duet with Danielle Howle).
Although all of the songs are written and sung by Chris Smith, a Columbia, SC-based songwriter, the performance and delivery is an ensemble affair with the efforts of: Smith (vocal/guitars/banjo/organ), Jason Hausman (multi-instrumentalist), Rodney Lanier (multi-instrumentalist), Flavio Mangione (bass), and Stowe Barber (drums). Guests on the album include the work of: Danielle Howle (background vocals), Chris Garges (C3 Organ, hand percussion), Dre' Rock (rap), and Matt Postle (trumpet).
ThewaytheworldDies, the third release from Sunshone Still, chronologically recounts pivotal events and people before and after a family tragedy [Smith's only brother committed suicide on July 1, 2010]. From new love (Someone to Call Home) to the final desperate act revealed in the Cormac-McCarthy-tinged title track. The album then turns to the after-effects of loss in songs like Old Snakes and Boy Superman . In a hopeful conclusion, the storyteller lets go in Can't Hold On to a Ghost and makes a promise to a newborn son in Was & Will Be (a duet with Danielle Howle).
Although all of the songs are written and sung by Chris Smith, a Columbia, SC-based songwriter, the performance and delivery is an ensemble affair with the efforts of: Smith (vocal/guitars/banjo/organ), Jason Hausman (multi-instrumentalist), Rodney Lanier (multi-instrumentalist), Flavio Mangione (bass), and Stowe Barber (drums). Guests on the album include the work of: Danielle Howle (background vocals), Chris Garges (C3 Organ, hand percussion), Dre' Rock (rap), and Matt Postle (trumpet).