Is There a Signal Coming Through?
Track Listings
| 1. Sirens |
| 2. Back for More |
| 3. Fire |
| 4. The End |
| 5. Colors Fade |
| 6. She Wants |
| 7. Speedometers & Cigarettes |
| 8. One & Only |
| 9. Black Cloud |
| 10. Going Home |
Editorial Reviews
About the Artist
Life at Sea is a Chicago based quartet dedicated to crafting edgy pop with a flair for mood and texture. Their influences range from The Police to Jane's Addiction to Archers of Loaf. These influences and their unique style of playing come together to create an interesting and familiar sound reminiscent of some of these bands, as well as other bands that created their own style - like Radiohead, The Cure, and REM. The lyrics deal with themes of isolation, redemption and veracity, and their live set employs the use of samplers and film footage. These boys can captivate both new and old rock, indie rock, and punk fans alike. All of the boys have recorded numerous times and released many other records with many other bands (The Wayouts, Man is Five, L' Spaerow, The Firebird Band, The Dynamites, and Braid - to name the familiar). They have all toured the US countless times, and done some real time in the trenches of the indie/punk rock scene. In February of 2003 the boys recorded with producer David Bendeth (RCA records, Elvis, SR-71, Vertical Horizon) in Hoboken NJ, at Water Music Studio. The Bendeth sessions turned out to be an enormous learning experience for Life at Sea. The band was pushing to release a new record and get on the road, and negotiations with another label were turning into a more involved process than either party thought it would be. The band, for the time being, decided to go ahead and record their new album on their own with Alex Gross at Studio 11 in Chicago from July - September 2003. The result is this album on Lucid Records. With Erik Shepard on vocals, guitar, and doing some programming; Chris Broach on guitar, keyboards, and backing vocals; Jason Weitzman on bass, and backing vocals; and Steve Znavor on drums and in control of MIDI sequencing and programming.
Product Description
Life at Sea is a Chicago based quartet dedicated to crafting edgy pop with a flair for mood and texture. Their influences range from The Police to Jane's Addiction to Archers of Loaf. These influences and their unique style of playing come together to create an interesting and familiar sound reminiscent of some of these bands, as well as other bands that created their own style - like Radiohead, The Cure, and REM. The lyrics deal with themes of isolation, redemption and veracity, and their live set employs the use of samplers and film footage. These boys can captivate both new and old rock, indie rock, and punk fans alike. All of the boys have recorded numerous times and released many other records with many other bands (The Wayouts, Man is Five, L' Spaerow, The Firebird Band, The Dynamites, and Braid - to name the familiar). This record was recorded with Alex Gross at Studio 11 in Chicago from July - September 2003. With Erik Shepard on vocals, guitar, and doing some programming; Chris Broach on guitar, keyboards, and backing vocals; Jason Weitzman on bass, and backing vocals; and Steve Znavor on drums and in control of MIDI sequencing and programming.
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Is There a Signal Coming Through?
Life at Sea Manufacturer: Lucid Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD  General
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ASIN: B000297VPG Release Date: 2003-11-01 |
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Album Description
Life at Sea is a Chicago based quartet dedicated to crafting edgy pop with a flair for mood and texture. Their influences range from The Police to Jane's Addiction to Archers of Loaf. These influences and their unique style of playing come together to create an interesting and familiar sound reminiscent of some of these bands, as well as other bands that created their own style - like Radiohead, The Cure, and REM. The lyrics deal with themes of isolation, redemption and veracity, and their live set employs the use of samplers and film footage. These boys can captivate both new and old rock, indie rock, and punk fans alike. All of the boys have recorded numerous times and released many other records with many other bands (The Wayouts, Man is Five, L' Spaerow, The Firebird Band, The Dynamites, and Braid - to name the familiar). This record was recorded with Alex Gross at Studio 11 in Chicago from July - September 2003. With Erik Shepard on vocals, guitar, and doing some programming; Chris Broach on guitar, keyboards, and backing vocals; Jason Weitzman on bass, and backing vocals; and Steve Znavor on drums and in control of MIDI sequencing and programming.Customer Reviews:
Fantastic!.......2006-05-01
this record killed me........2004-06-29
I can't wait to see what direction they go on their next record.
rock!
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