Say Zuzu - Here Again: A Retrospective (1994-2002) - VINYL LP

Every Mile was recorded during a particularly tumultuous time in the life of the band, and of the band members. There were record deals won and lost, tours that were equal parts triumph and tragedy, and relationships that bit the dust. And, yet, we remained hopeful, we remained friends, and we remained committed to the songs you find here. Jon Nolan once called this record Inchpain with a hope chaser,Inch which about sums it up. In a quintessential Say Zuzu moment, we recorded InchEvery MileInch in Memphis because we broke down there mid-tour and tried to make the best of it. We had more songs than would fit on this record, so we curated 12 songs that belonged together, and we intended to record the others on a follow-up record that never happened. Some of those tracks found their way onto Jon and Cliff's solo records, and some have yet to see the light of day. Either way, InchEvery MileInch emerged from a remarkably fruitful chapter in the band's songwriting history, and their treatment here is seasoned with the grit of our lives at that time.

Recorded between Los Angeles and their homes in Baltimore, NEVER ENOUGH is produced by Turnstile's Brendan Yates. The expansive collection is a restless and exhilarating evolution of the band's genre-defying sound. A transformative journey, both fearless and alive, by one of the most forward-thinking and influential bands of their generation.

Say Zuzu is an Americana rock band from New Hampshire. Originally formed in 1991, Say Zuzu recorded and released nine full-length albums before disbanding in 2003 and reuniting in 2019. The band's first on Strolling Bones Records is Here Again A Retrospective (1994-2002) and includes highlights from the group's five studio albums recorded during it's touring heyday. A new studio record from the band is scheduled for in October 2022 on Strolling Bones Records. InchFor those who haven't met our music before, these are highlights from five records released between 1994-2002. The songs focus on the large internal lives of people in small mill towns like ours. This record also chronicles a decade of growth from a fiercely independent, self-produced New Hampshire band that flew under the radar during the heyday of the 1990s alt-country movement. The title of the record, InchHere AgainInch, is inspired by a song from our 1994 self-titled record. We've always sought to write songs that hold up, personal songs that are durable and can stand on their own in a variety of arrangements. InchHere AgainInch is one of those songs. It's also a fitting title for a record that's an opening salvo from a recently reunited band with it's first new studio record forthcoming in Fall of '22.Inch Here Again is set for on February 25, 2022 via Strolling Bones Records.You Don't Know MePennsylvaniaBetter DaysWasting TimeBrokenHere AgainGovernment JobDoldrumsGood GirlDon't Tie Me DownColoradoHighway Signs