Grand Canyon - Forevermore - VINYL LP

For the majority of the last decade and change, Los Angeles's own Grand Canyon has been resonating with music fans all over the world with their smart, warm and undeniably California pop sound.And on their forthcoming third LP, Forevermore, the band dig even deeper into their West Coast roots with an album that call back to both The Byrds and Full Moon Fever-era Tom Petty with an approach similar to the way The War On Drugs riffs on Dire Straits and Bruce Hornsby.InchFor the record we really wanted to feature the electric and acoustic 12-string guitar,Inch explains guitarist Joe Guese. InchWe felt with all everyone has been through the past few years, people could use that uplifting jingle-jangle sound, so synonymous with our California musical heroes.InchOne song that is exemplifies the jingle in their jangle on Forevermore is the album's title track, which Rock & Roll Globe is honored to premiere today on the site.Inch'Forevermore' has gone through six+ iterations since we started writing it six years ago,Inch Guese explains. InchIt's a song about keeping the faith when things get rough and getting to this is also the result of sticking by this song through ups and downs. So it's life imitating art imitating life. We recorded the song six times in six different studios. We finally decided to try recording it ourselves in [singer-guitarist] Casey [Shea]'s garage and finally got the song down. I guess it just took a little inspiration from Full Moon Fever (also recorded in a garage) and being around a bunch of kids' bikes.InchAt the same time, however, the tune reflects upon the diverse layers of emotions that are associated with the feeling of love.Inch'Forevermore' is about love that weathers storms, that lasts,Inch he reveals. InchThere's a lot of cynicism out there about love. We wanted to counter that-and also write a great summer road-tripping tune. The origin