Swoon
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Swoon专辑介绍
银湖自赏运动的又一代表乐队，这支当年被滚石杂志力捧、用一首自制Demo就征服厂牌老板的乐队，在经过长达4年的酝酿后，终于重新回到人们的视线。他们用粗糙而富于表现力的音符创作出一种代表内心最深处感情的唱片，新作很噪、很有冲击力。
Swoon is the forthcoming second album by Los Angeles indie rock band Silversun Pickups. The album was produced by Dave Cooley who had worked with the band on their first album, Carnavas. Recording began in July of 2008.
After a completing their Carnavas/Pikul tour in Christmas 2007 the band took a break until February of the next year. They began recording in their own studio named The Dark. During the recording process the band laid down as many as 17 songs which were eventually cut down to ten for the album. On February 17 the band posted a list of the songs expected to be on Swoon Myspace Blog.
The album sees a US release on April 14. The first single, "Panic Switch", is still expecting its release on iTunes.[1].
Two singles off of the album, "Panic Switch" and "It's Nice to Know You Work Alone" are going to be downloadable content for Guitar Hero: World Tour as part of a track pack releasing "right before the record's release"[2]
On March 6, 2009, the band released "Panic Switch" onto the internet via their MySpace page
Swoon is the forthcoming second album by Los Angeles indie rock band Silversun Pickups. The album was produced by Dave Cooley who had worked with the band on their first album, Carnavas. Recording began in July of 2008.
After a completing their Carnavas/Pikul tour in Christmas 2007 the band took a break until February of the next year. They began recording in their own studio named The Dark. During the recording process the band laid down as many as 17 songs which were eventually cut down to ten for the album. On February 17 the band posted a list of the songs expected to be on Swoon Myspace Blog.
The album sees a US release on April 14. The first single, "Panic Switch", is still expecting its release on iTunes.[1].
Two singles off of the album, "Panic Switch" and "It's Nice to Know You Work Alone" are going to be downloadable content for Guitar Hero: World Tour as part of a track pack releasing "right before the record's release"[2]
On March 6, 2009, the band released "Panic Switch" onto the internet via their MySpace page