RVIVR - The Tide b/w Shaggy flac album

For RVIVR; Canino and Freas, in both songwriting and interviews, vocally ensure the message of gender and sociopolitical equality is at the heart of what the band does. They released 7" EP Life Moves at the end of 2008 on Freas' Rumbletowne Records, along with Derailer the next year. Their eponymous debut album was recorded with Canino's former Latterman bandmate Phil Douglas. Their second album The Beauty Between, also recorded with Joey Seward, came out in 2012 on Rumbletowne in the . For the next couple of years the band toured the . Europe, and Australia with various bassists, including Caves' Lou Hanman. In 2014 the band released the 12" EP Bicker and Breathe, again on Rumbletowne and Yo-Yo. Bicker and Breathe EP (2014). The Tide (b Shaggy) 7" (2017). The Joester Sessions Collection (2011).

from The Tide b, w Shaggy, released December 31, 2016 The Tide - December 2016 with Stan and Derek at Buzz or Howl Studios in Portland OR USA PK Meshell on bass. Mastered by Carl Saff. This album has already gotten me through some hard times in the short time it's been released. We'll all be warm again! TheZetner. supported by 54 fans who also own The Tide b/w Shaggy. Melodic n earnest as ever. Iron Chic just fucking rules.

RVIVR ‎– The Tide b/w Shaggy. Bass – PK MeshellRecorded By – Phil Douglas (2). B. Shaggy. Bass – Lou Hanman Recorded By – Derek (44), Stan.

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1. Album + Compilation. The Joester Sessions 08-11.

A. The Tide Bass – PK. MeshellRecorded. Shaggy Bass – Lou. Hanman Recorded. OBT026 RVIVR The Tide b/w Shaggy (7").

The Tide", recorded in Portland, feels like early-era RVIVR; with a bit more melody and a bit more pop. The best summary? It's aggressively catchy. Erica Freas is as on point as ever with cutting riffs and PK Meshell's bass-work laying the groundwork. In fact, both songs on tap here kinda feel like one big song divided into halves. Shaggy", recorded on Long Island, is even faster and very much, more punk. It feels like the shift they took when they started churning out more jams like "Paper Thin" - decisive and filled with intent