Surfer Blood - Pythons Album

Tracklist

1	Say Yes To Me	2:54
2	Slow Six	4:25
3	Weird Shapes	3:30
4	Demon Dance	3:14
5	Needles And Pins	3:41
6	I Was Wrong	3:37
7	Squeezing Blood	3:15
8	Gravity	2:47
9	Prom Song	3:53
10	Blair Witch	3:13

Credits

• A&R – Jeff Sosnow
• A&R [Coordinator] – Alex Black
• Art Direction, Photography – Frank Maddocks
• Bass, Keyboards, Vocals – Kevin R. Williams
• Drums – Tyler Schwarz
• Engineer [Assistant] – Brendan Dekora
• Engineer, Programmed By – Dan Austin
• Guitar, Vocals – Thomas Fekete
• Illustration – Esteban Neumann
• Management – Jordan Kurland, Matt Shay
• Management [Assistant] – Jaime Nabrynski
• Mastered By – Brian Gardner
• Mixed By – Rob Schnapf
• Mixed By [Assistant] – Chris Szczech
• Photography [Original CD Label Photo] – Julia Pitts
• Producer – Gil Norton
• Vocals, Guitar – John Paul Pitts
• Written By, Performer – Surfer Blood

Notes

CD Included per front cover sticker

Barcodes

• Barcode (Printed): 093624945291
• Rights Society: ASCAP

Companies

• Recorded At – East West Studios
• Mixed At – Mant Studios
• Published By – Reconquista
• Published By – Gremlin Of Society
• Published By – Weird Wives
• Published By – Warner/Chappell
• Published By – Hologram Scene Music

Album

Pythons is the second studio album by indie rock band Surfer Blood. It was released in June 2013 under Sire Records and produced by Gil Norton. Following the release of their EP, Tarot Classics, Surfer Blood had been writing songs whilst on tour. The first song to be written for the album is technically Prom Song, as they have had the guitar parts for this song for a few years now. The album features all the qualities that define Surfer Blood's sound, but is stripped of its reverb and given a more. Surfer Blood. It is rare to come across an album as personal, dynamic, and intriguing as Pythons - but then again, rarely do bands these days have a story similar to the rise of Surfer Blood. Produced by the legendary Gil Norton Pixies, Foo Fighters Pythons maintains the same dreamy surf rock sensibility of the band's debut but sees them buffing their pop gems into dynamic songs that feature expanded arrangements and a more focused approach to their craft. Pythons is teeming with infectious hooks and gives insight into what the members have experienced over the past few whirlwi. Listen to Surfer Blood's new album, Pythons. Surfer Blood - Full Performance Live on KEXP - Продолжительность: 20:02 KEXP 69 626. Язык: Русский. Страна: США. Surfer Blood: Grand Inquisitor, Island, I Can't Explain и другие песни. Surfer Blood - Pythons review: By honing in on their talents, Surfer Blood return with a more concise and focused follow-up to their debut album. And frankly, a better one. Surfer Blood came from out of nowhere to become music blog and critical darlings with the 2010 release of their debut album, Astro Coast. Their music garnered them comparisons to The Beach Boys, Weezer, and Pavement correctly, as well as being labeled incorrectly a part of the 'chillwave' movement that painted so many artists into a corner around that time. Genre: Indie Rock. Surfer Blood as we knew them are dead - the new incarnation sound like they're headed for big things. Pythons could be their watershed. Full Review. Best of 2013. Worst of 2013. Album 2013 10 Songs. Pythons Surfer Blood. June 11, 2013 4:10AM ET. Chuck Eddy. Up from the indie minors, Florida's Surfer Blood fill their second full-length with insistent jangle, Anglophile emoting and hangdog melodies that suggest collegiate mope rock might never go away. Producer Gil Norton smooths the foursome's edges while interjecting horror-comic backup yelps that marked his Pixies work decades ago little else here would befuddle aging Cure or Weezer fans. SURFER BLOOD - 1000 PALMS - SURFER BLOOD by Surfer Blood Audio CD . Only 3 left in stock - order soon. Ships from and sold by RAREWAVES-IMPORTS. West Palm Beach rock band Surfer Blood present Pythons, their 2013 album and Warner Bros Records debut. Front man JP Pitts, Thomas Fekete guitar, Kevin Williams bass and Tyler Schwarz drums recorded Pythons in Los Angeles with producer Gil Norton Pixies, Echo and the Bunnymen. Rob Schnapf Beck, Elliott Smith, Guided By Voices mixed the album