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Garage Hymns
2012 studio album by Empires (band) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Garage Hymns is the second full-length album by American indie-rock band Empires, released in 2012.
Reception
Consequence of Sound called Garage Hymns "...Springsteen-esque classic rock earnestness as well as The Gaslight Anthem and The Killers in their best moments.".[1]
RedEye stated that the "explosive 'Hell’s Heroes,' unveiled when Empires landed in the final four in Rolling Stone’s competition to land an unsigned band on its cover, demands a big venue from which to soar.".[2]
The Phoenix wrote "Sean Van Vleet's voice brims with determined grit and a starry-eyed upper register — half Brian Fallon warble, half Eddie Vedder exuberance— while guitarists Tom Conrad and Max Steger bash out riffs informed by punk velocity, post-punk darkness, and a bar band's reckless abandon.".[3]
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Track listing
Personnel
- Words by Sean Van Vleet
- Music by Empires
- Produced, engineered & mixed by Max Steger
- Recorded at Thunderdome Studios, Chicago, IL
- Production Assistance and additional keyboards by Wil Masisak
- Mastered by Jeff Lipton at Peerless Mastering
- Boston, MA. Assistant Mastering Engineer: Maria Rice
- Artwork & photography by Tom Conrad
References
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