Sparta - Porcelain (2004)
BAND/ARTIST: Sparta
- Title: Porcelain
- Year Of Release: 2004
- Label: Geffen Records
- Genre: Indie, Pop Rock, Alternative
- Quality: Mp3, 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:57:35
- Total Size: 131 Mb / 409 Mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Sparta - Guns Of Memorial Park (3:49)
02. Sparta - Hiss The Villain (3:28)
03. Sparta - While Oceana Sleeps (4:24)
04. Sparta - La Cerca (3:44)
05. Sparta - Breaking The Broken (3:47)
06. Sparta - Lines In Sand (6:03)
07. Sparta - End Moraine (4:26)
08. Sparta - Death In The Family (3:38)
09. Sparta - Syncope (1:19)
10. Sparta - Tensioning (6:00)
11. Sparta - Travel By Bloodline (3:06)
12. Sparta - P.O.M.E. (0:47)
13. Sparta - From Now To Never (8:40)
14. Sparta - Splinters (4:23)
01. Sparta - Guns Of Memorial Park (3:49)
02. Sparta - Hiss The Villain (3:28)
03. Sparta - While Oceana Sleeps (4:24)
04. Sparta - La Cerca (3:44)
05. Sparta - Breaking The Broken (3:47)
06. Sparta - Lines In Sand (6:03)
07. Sparta - End Moraine (4:26)
08. Sparta - Death In The Family (3:38)
09. Sparta - Syncope (1:19)
10. Sparta - Tensioning (6:00)
11. Sparta - Travel By Bloodline (3:06)
12. Sparta - P.O.M.E. (0:47)
13. Sparta - From Now To Never (8:40)
14. Sparta - Splinters (4:23)
About Sparta
When At the Drive-In announced a hiatus in March 2001, co-founder Jim Ward (vocals/guitar) immediately started working with bandmates Paul Hinojos (guitar) and Tony Hajjar (drums) under the Sparta moniker. El Paso native and Belknap bassist Matt Miller joined the band several months later. Within a year, the punk-inspired four-piece had a deal with Dreamworks, and in March 2002, released the Austere EP. Five months later, Sparta issued the full-length, Wiretap Scars. The band returned two years later with the ambitious Porcelain, and North American tours followed into 2005. In May of that year, the band announced the departure of founding member Paul Hinojos, and before year's end, ex-Engine Down/Denali guitarist Keeley Davis was added to the lineup. A deal with Hollywood followed in early 2006, resulting in the album Threes that same year. Ward has also recorded with El Paso poet Bobby Byrd for the 2006 collaboration How Will We Know When We're Dead.
When At the Drive-In announced a hiatus in March 2001, co-founder Jim Ward (vocals/guitar) immediately started working with bandmates Paul Hinojos (guitar) and Tony Hajjar (drums) under the Sparta moniker. El Paso native and Belknap bassist Matt Miller joined the band several months later. Within a year, the punk-inspired four-piece had a deal with Dreamworks, and in March 2002, released the Austere EP. Five months later, Sparta issued the full-length, Wiretap Scars. The band returned two years later with the ambitious Porcelain, and North American tours followed into 2005. In May of that year, the band announced the departure of founding member Paul Hinojos, and before year's end, ex-Engine Down/Denali guitarist Keeley Davis was added to the lineup. A deal with Hollywood followed in early 2006, resulting in the album Threes that same year. Ward has also recorded with El Paso poet Bobby Byrd for the 2006 collaboration How Will We Know When We're Dead.
Rock | Alternative | Indie | FLAC / APE | Mp3
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