Neon Moons - Day Late And A Dollar Short (2026) [Hi-Res]
![Neon Moons - Day Late And A Dollar Short (2026) [Hi-Res]](https://img.israbox.com/img/2026-07/17/54u4n6j0f3ldopmb8xfy5fk8m.jpg)
BAND/ARTIST: Neon Moons
- Title: Day Late And A Dollar Short
- Year Of Release: 2026
- Label: Basement Floods Records
- Genre: Country, Rock, Folk, Alt-Country
- Quality: FLAC 24/44100 Hz: 84.62% 96000 Hz: 15.38%; 16/44100; MP3 320
- Total Time: 00:43:51
- Total Size: 103; 272; 567 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Neon Trees, a band with a tiny but devoted following, formed in 2020 and returns after a two-year hiatus with their debut full-length album, Day Late and A Dollar Short, expanding their catalog from six songs to nineteen. The band's core lineup includes frontman Brett Miller, drummer Dan Stern, guitarist Donny Dinero, bassist Quinn Murphy, and Kramer Sanguinetti on pedal steel, which lends the sound its distinctive country flavor. Miller describes the group's approach to music as deliberately loose — what matters isn't technical precision but whether a song feels genuine and compelling.
The album is built on the contrast between the lightness and weight of everyday life. The title-track opener speaks to the perpetual feeling of goals remaining just out of reach, while "At the Bottom" sharply shifts tone, diving into depression and inner emptiness — one of the record's strongest moments. At the same time, lighter narratives run through the album: "She Just Came to Dance" portrays a woman dancing for her own enjoyment rather than for anyone else's attention, a metaphor that mirrors the band's own philosophy. Two love songs, "Crazy" and "Don't Tempt Me Satan," show different facets of romantic feeling — from deep attachment to a partner to a fleeting infatuation with a stranger. The album closes with "On Down The Road," where the singer reflects warmly on returning home after a long stretch on tour, cementing the band's image as down-to-earth people devoted to music for its own sake.
Tracklist:
1-1 Neon Moons - Day Late And A Dollar Short [3:01]
1-2 Neon Moons - Hey Mr. Jukebox [2:58]
1-3 Neon Moons - She Just Came To Dance [3:00]
1-4 Neon Moons - Crazy [3:59]
1-5 Neon Moons - Don't Tempt Me Satan [3:43]
1-6 Neon Moons - One Glass Of Wine [2:30]
1-7 Neon Moons - Stoned On A Country Song [3:33]
1-8 Neon Moons - 15 Mpg [2:50]
1-9 Neon Moons - At the Bottom [3:40]
1-10 Neon Moons - Long Line [2:23]
1-11 Neon Moons - Hard Way [4:29]
1-12 Neon Moons - Where I Go [3:46]
1-13 Neon Moons - On Down The Road [3:59]
The album is built on the contrast between the lightness and weight of everyday life. The title-track opener speaks to the perpetual feeling of goals remaining just out of reach, while "At the Bottom" sharply shifts tone, diving into depression and inner emptiness — one of the record's strongest moments. At the same time, lighter narratives run through the album: "She Just Came to Dance" portrays a woman dancing for her own enjoyment rather than for anyone else's attention, a metaphor that mirrors the band's own philosophy. Two love songs, "Crazy" and "Don't Tempt Me Satan," show different facets of romantic feeling — from deep attachment to a partner to a fleeting infatuation with a stranger. The album closes with "On Down The Road," where the singer reflects warmly on returning home after a long stretch on tour, cementing the band's image as down-to-earth people devoted to music for its own sake.
Tracklist:
1-1 Neon Moons - Day Late And A Dollar Short [3:01]
1-2 Neon Moons - Hey Mr. Jukebox [2:58]
1-3 Neon Moons - She Just Came To Dance [3:00]
1-4 Neon Moons - Crazy [3:59]
1-5 Neon Moons - Don't Tempt Me Satan [3:43]
1-6 Neon Moons - One Glass Of Wine [2:30]
1-7 Neon Moons - Stoned On A Country Song [3:33]
1-8 Neon Moons - 15 Mpg [2:50]
1-9 Neon Moons - At the Bottom [3:40]
1-10 Neon Moons - Long Line [2:23]
1-11 Neon Moons - Hard Way [4:29]
1-12 Neon Moons - Where I Go [3:46]
1-13 Neon Moons - On Down The Road [3:59]
| Country | Folk | Rock | FLAC / APE | Mp3 | HD & Vinyl
As a ISRA.CLOUD's PREMIUM member you will have the following benefits:
- Unlimited high speed downloads
- Download directly without waiting time
- Unlimited parallel downloads
- Support for download accelerators
- No advertising
- Resume broken downloads