No Tide Announce Debut Full Length, Stream New Song
No Tide Announce Debut Full Length “Death Of The Sun”, Stream New Song
April 16th, 2015- Beyond excited to announce that we will be releasing No Tide’s debut full length “Death Of The Sun” on June 30th. After a handful of fantastic EP’s and split’s it’s only fitting that their best work to date is their first full length. Our friends over atAbsolutepunk.net are now premiering the first track off the record entitled “Empty Handed”. The album is very much in the vein of a “Through Being Cool” era Saves The Day meets The Menzingers.
Listen To “Empty Handed”: http://bit.ly/1CORJjq
Pre-Order 12″/CD/Digital: http://bit.ly/1DneAVw
“We’re all so small in this universe; we may go our whole lives without one star in our galaxy dying.”- Will Conner (Singer/Guitarist)
The Lincoln, Nebraska indie/punk band No Tideisn’t shy about telling you what their music means to them and that they are extremely appreciative for anyone who will listen. “Death Of The Sun is about being grateful”, says Conner. “Getting to do the things you’re passionate about in life doesn’t always come easy.”
Their debut full length and third release with label Take This To Heart Records, Death Of The Sun is an 11-song joyride through the world of alternative/punk. With their stellar opening track Empty Handed setting the pace and overall tone of the record with upbeat and intricate drumming mixed with churning guitars and melodies that are crisp and to the point.
Songs like Sunday Morning and Night Capshowcase the bands lyrical content and story telling ability with lines like “Follow the tracks, that lead the way through the dirt, and pray the rain don’t wash away the path that keeps us hoping and knowing, we’re going somewhere more sincere”.
For the production of the record No Tide enlisted the services of producer Jay Maas (Defeater, Polar Bear Club, Transit) and headed to Getaway Studios in Boston, MA to record Death Of The Sun over the course of two weeks where they fined tuned their songs with Maas.
Death Of The Sun will be released June 30th on 12”/CD/Digital via Take This To Heart Records and brings to mind Through Being Cool era Saves The Day playing Menzingers songs with a healthy diet of The Movie Life mixed in for good measure.