The Saddest Landscape - Darkness Forgives - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

2012 album from the Boston-based Alt-Rock band. They play an authentic style of Emo, combining influences from the original Emo sound with the more chaotic sounds of the later ScreamoInch bands of the '90s. Recent activity includes a split with Pianos Become the Teeth, and another with We Were Skeletons. They did a West Coast tour with calculator summer of '11 and a Euro Tour with We Were Skeletons. Album Tracks 1. In Love with the Sound 2. This Heals Nothing 3. The Urge for Performance 4. When Everything Seemed to Matter 5. The Comfort of Small Defeats 6. Days of Punched in 7. Desperate Vespers

2016 from Grammy-nominated alternative folk collective The Avett Brothers. The record reflects The Avett Brothers artistic, musical, and personal evolution over 16 years as a band. Eloquently describing what s to come on the horizon, Seth Avett says that True Sadness is a patchwork quilt, both thematically and stylistically. Wherein a myriad of contrasting fabrics make perfect sense on the same plane, this album draws upon countless resources from its writers and performers. He goes on to cite pervasive and cornerstone influences such as, Queen, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Jimmie Rodgers, Tom Petty, Nine Inch Nails, Gillian Welch, Aretha Franklin, Walt Disney, Pink Floyd, Kings Of Convenience, calypso of the 1950’s and country of the 1930’s. Most importantly, he assures, “Throughout the album, we stitched together the boldest red and the calmest green, polka dots and stripes, the roughest denim and the smoothest velveteen. They came together because they are the best patterns we have and because each of us brought our own fabric to the quilting frame”. Album Tracks 1. Ain't No Man 2. Mama, I Don't Believe 3. No Hard Feelings 4. Smithsonian 5. You Are Mine 6. Satan Pulls the Strings 7. True Sadness 8. I Wish I Was 9. Fisher Road to Hollywood 10. Victims of Life 11. Divorce Separation Blues 12. May It Last

Tar Pond started with the pre-production of their first album InchProtocol Of Constant SadnessInch in spring 2017 before finally entering the studio in August that same year. The choice to work with former member and Coroner pal Tommy Vetterli as co-producer in his own studio (NewSoundStudio) could not have been better. Everybody was more than satisfied with the results. Just when the band had started to look around for the right tag fate struck like a hammer. Martin Ain, close friend and bassist, suffered a stroke/heart attack and died on october 21st 2017. No words can explain how big the loss was and still is for his family, friends and the band. At this point Tar Pond was close to falling apart, but they decided to proceed and stick to the plan of releasing the songs. This is when Monika Schori, former bassist of Kuppers earlier band Demolition Blues, took part in a few sessions which resulted in her remaining with the band. InchProtocol Of Constant SadnessInch was eventually self-released by the band in 2020. Album Tracks 1. Damn 2. Please 3. Worm 4. The Spirit