Lower Than Atlantis - Safe In Sound flac album

Safe in Sound is the fifth and final studio album by British rock band Lower Than Atlantis. Following the release of Changing Tune (2012), Island Records were streamlining and dropping artists who were underselling. Despite the album underselling, the group couldn't be dropped as the label had picked the option for their next album. The label offered the band the chance to take an advance and leave, which they subsequently did to build a personal studio.

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Band Name Lower Than Atlantis. Album Name Safe in Sound. Released date 03 February 2017. Labels Easy Life Records Red Essential. Music StylePost Hardcore. Members owning this album1. Erscheinungsdatum 03 Februar 2017. Musik GenreAlternativ Rock. Mitglieder die dieses Album besitzen0.

Produced by Dan Lancaster. The tree remembers what the axe forgets The tree remembers what the axe forgets The tree remembers what the axe forgets The tree remembers what the axe forgets (Boomerang, boomerang). Safe In Sound Lower Than Atlantis.

Album : Safe And Sound Genres: Rock, Alternative Release: 2017. Tracklist And Lyrics: 01 – Had Enough 02 – Dumb 03 – Long Time Coming 04 – Boomerang 05 – Work For It 06 – Could Be Worse 07 – I Would 08 – Money 09 – I Don’t Want To Be Here Anymore 10 – A Night To Forget. Speaking of the record in a press release, the band’s frontman Mike Duce has said: Everything we achieved with the self titled completely surpassed our expectations and now it’s time to make an album that can really take us to the next level

In truth, Lower Than Atlantis have have come quite a way since their post-hardcore beginnings, starting with the release of 2012’s ‘Changing Tune’. The band have swapped raw recording for polished production, personal lyrics for blanket statements and replaced their hard-rock edge with a more mainstream appeal. But, although the decision may have won them wider recognition, it hasn’t really done much for the evolution of their sound. Even when ‘Safe In Sound’ does differ from its predecessor, it’s only because of its lack of epic arena-fillers. Sure, Work For It and A Night To Forget have a go with their upbeat tempos and singalong choruses, but there’s nothing here that’s on the scale of Criminal or English Kids in America. Granted, bigger doesn’t always mean better, but in this case it might have been. Lower Than Atlantis Upcoming Tour Dates are as follows

In 2014, Lower Than Atlantis’s self-titled fourth album finessed their emotive grunge-rock into stadium-ready anthems. They return to that territory here, especially with the limber groove and big choruses of opener Had Enough. However, Boomerang also echoes the artful, digitized pop of The 1975 before Could Be Worse confidently merges aggression with invention. I Don’t Want to Be Here Anymore, meanwhile, is a skilful fusion of raw emotion and orchestral grandeur–the sound of band investigating rock’s possibilities.

Safe in Sound is a sadly apt title. It indicates Lower Than Atlantis’ decision to play it safe and continue on their path towards the mainstream, which is disappointing, seeming as they used to have some semblance of personality; now they could be anyone. According to frontman Mike Duce, Safe In Sound contains "some bangin’ LTA songs, some rock bangers, and some stuff he’d written with boybands in mind. He was wrong: there are no bangers here. Furthermore, boybands excel at making unashamedly fun music: Lower than Atlantis don’t.