Husky - Forever So (2012) flac
BAND/ARTIST: Husky
- Title: Forever So
- Year Of Release: 2012
- Label: Sub Pop Records
- Genre: Indie, Pop, Folk
- Quality: FLAC (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:47:26
- Total Size: 274 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Husky – Tidal Wave
02. Husky – Fake Moustache
03. Husky – History's Door
04. Husky – The Woods
05. Husky – Hunter
06. Husky – Dark Sea
07. Husky – Forever So
08. Husky – Animals And Freaks
09. Husky – Instrumental
10. Husky – Hundred Dollar Suit
11. Husky – How Do You Feel
12. Husky – Don't Tell Your Mother
13. Husky – Farewell (In 3 Parts)
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Cousins Husky Gawenda and Gideon Preiss grew up in Australia and developed a love of music, writing songs and listening to records together throughout their teenage years. In 2008, the two started a band, enlisting Melbourne scenesters Evan Tweedie on bass and vocals and Luke Vollins on drums, augmenting Preiss' keyboard and vocal duties and Gawenda's vocals and guitars. Taking the name Husky, the band was born. The group drew on Preiss and Gawenda's shared love of literate classic rock staples when developing its sound, melding artful songwriting inspired by the likes of Leonard Cohen and the Doors with Gawenda's poetic lyrics. The bandmembers worked tirelessly on songwriting and live performance, eventually setting up a makeshift home studio to record the basic tracks for their debut album. After working for months on the basic tracks, Husky handed over their raw materials to producer Noah Georgeson (famed for his work with artists like the Strokes and Joanna Newsom) to handle the final mixing process. The end result was their hauntingly folky debut album, Forever So, released in late 2011 on Liberation Music. In 2011 the group also won the Pushover talent competition hosted by Australian radio institution Triple J. This opened many doors for Husky, and the band quickly gained new fans as well as landing support slots for established artists such as Gotye, Devendra Banhart, and Noah and the Whale. Husky began negotiating a deal with U.S. indie mainstay Sub Pop, which planned a global re-release of Forever So for 2012. Husky was the first Australian band to be signed to Sub Pop. Their 2014 follow up album Rucker's Hill was also released through Liberation Music down under and Sub Pop in the US. ~ Fred Thomas
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01. Husky – Tidal Wave
02. Husky – Fake Moustache
03. Husky – History's Door
04. Husky – The Woods
05. Husky – Hunter
06. Husky – Dark Sea
07. Husky – Forever So
08. Husky – Animals And Freaks
09. Husky – Instrumental
10. Husky – Hundred Dollar Suit
11. Husky – How Do You Feel
12. Husky – Don't Tell Your Mother
13. Husky – Farewell (In 3 Parts)
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Cousins Husky Gawenda and Gideon Preiss grew up in Australia and developed a love of music, writing songs and listening to records together throughout their teenage years. In 2008, the two started a band, enlisting Melbourne scenesters Evan Tweedie on bass and vocals and Luke Vollins on drums, augmenting Preiss' keyboard and vocal duties and Gawenda's vocals and guitars. Taking the name Husky, the band was born. The group drew on Preiss and Gawenda's shared love of literate classic rock staples when developing its sound, melding artful songwriting inspired by the likes of Leonard Cohen and the Doors with Gawenda's poetic lyrics. The bandmembers worked tirelessly on songwriting and live performance, eventually setting up a makeshift home studio to record the basic tracks for their debut album. After working for months on the basic tracks, Husky handed over their raw materials to producer Noah Georgeson (famed for his work with artists like the Strokes and Joanna Newsom) to handle the final mixing process. The end result was their hauntingly folky debut album, Forever So, released in late 2011 on Liberation Music. In 2011 the group also won the Pushover talent competition hosted by Australian radio institution Triple J. This opened many doors for Husky, and the band quickly gained new fans as well as landing support slots for established artists such as Gotye, Devendra Banhart, and Noah and the Whale. Husky began negotiating a deal with U.S. indie mainstay Sub Pop, which planned a global re-release of Forever So for 2012. Husky was the first Australian band to be signed to Sub Pop. Their 2014 follow up album Rucker's Hill was also released through Liberation Music down under and Sub Pop in the US. ~ Fred Thomas
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