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Ed Erenberg : Here's to the Lions
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The debut solo album from the singer/songwriter of Atomsmasher. Hook-heavy power pop with layered harmonies, melodic guitar solos and introspective lyrics.
Genre: Rock: Modern Rock
Release Date: 2009
Here's to the Lions Record Label: Rock Room Records
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Waiting for Somebody 2:52 Album Only
Am 3:07 Album Only
Driving Me 3:27 Album Only
Good Bad 3:56 Album Only
Die for Art 4:25 Album Only
A Part of My Life 3:08 Album Only
Be Myself 2:50 Album Only
One More Chance 2:43 Album Only
Treat Your Momma 1:16 Album Only
Wake Me Up 3:20 Album Only
Warming Up 2:11 Album Only
Every Time (All About You) 2:56 Album Only
Whyler's Not Home 3:03 Album Only
The Last Train 3:15 Album Only
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Album Notes

Ed Erenberg. The name doesn't exactly roll off the tongue, but nonetheless, after years of going by Ed Marshall, the front man for the indie power pop combo Atomsmasher has reverted to his real name and released his first solo effort, the cryptically titled Here's To The Lions. The songs follow in the rock footsteps of the still-active Atomsmasher, and rise to a new level of sophistication and maturity. Ed's pop influences and darkly humorous lyrics are still present, but now tempered with weightier material as well. The album alternates acoustic and electric driven arrangements, featuring Ed's unique layered vocal harmonies and melodic lead guitar. Fans of pop rock of any genre will find something to love here.

“Immensely creative songwriting and unique blend of instrumentation intermingle with frontman Ed Erenberg's captivating vocals. I get the feeling I'm listening to something groundbreaking.”- Impact Press

“Ed Erenberg, Atomsmasher's principal songwriter, writes timeless rock songs, each one so straightforward that it belongs to no decade.” - Splendid

“Songwriter Ed Erenberg has a knack for writing songs that can appeal to fans of any of the pop/rock genres, crossing boundaries without sounding out of place in any.” – Stamford Advocate

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