Sunset Sons - Very Rarely Say Die (2016)
Artist: Sunset Sons
Title: Very Rarely Say Die
Year Of Release: 2016
Label: Sunset Sons
Genre: Rock, Indie, Alternative
Quality: flac lossless
Total Time: 01:18:57
Total Size: 558 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
TracklistTitle: Very Rarely Say Die
Year Of Release: 2016
Label: Sunset Sons
Genre: Rock, Indie, Alternative
Quality: flac lossless
Total Time: 01:18:57
Total Size: 558 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
---------01. Know My Name
02. Tick Tock
03. Remember
04. Bring the Bright Lights
05. She Wants
06. September Song
07. The Jam (Interlude)
08. Gold
09. Somewhere Maybe
10. Loa
11. On the Road
12. Lost Company
13. I Can't Wait
14. VROL
15. Come Easy
16. Medicine
17. Fear
18. Movie Scene
19. Blondie
20. Disco Bands
21. Lies
22. Watch Your Back
23. No Way Home
Indie rockers Sunset Sons are a quartet of British and Australian surfers based in the French coastal city of Hossegor. Drawn to the legendary surf locale for its waves and laid-back culture, the four musicians came together at a local hangout called Le Surfing which was owned by the cousin of bassist Pete Harper. One night in 2013 after working a shift at Le Surfing, singer/pianist Rory Williams drunkenly pounded out a set of cover songs on the bar piano while future drummer Jed Laidlaw watched in fascination. The two met and decided to form a band to play the city's nightclub scene. After recruiting Harper and guitarist Robin Windram, Sunset Sons were born. Surfing by day, gigging by night, they built up a regional fan base slowly turning their covers set into an originals set. Recorded in just four days, their aptly titled Le Surfing EP made a strong showing on the iTunes rock chart in early 2014 and prompted immediate interest among several labels. With their gritty yet laid-back sound they fall somewhere between the pop-Americana of Tom Petty, the rock heft of Kings of Leon, and the beachy alt-rock of Red Hot Chili Peppers. After signing with Vagrant Records, they released their second EP later that year, which was packaged together with Le Surfing under the new title No Bad Days