Album Notes

Food Will Win the War has packed their accordion-infused, violin-tinged, glockenspiel rock into one convenient unit of portable data storage with their new album, A False Sense of Warmth. It features appearances by Judah Dadone (Freelance Whales) on synthesizers and was produced by Jeremy Sklarsky (Freelance Whales) and mastered by Sarah Register (The Morning Benders, The Shins).

Performers:
Dan Barman (drums)
Matt Epstein (bass)
Dara Matthews (vocals, keyboard, glockenspiel)
Scott Stein (vocals, keyboard, accordion)
Rob Ward (vocals, guitars, viola)
Jeffrey Young (violin)
Jeremiah Birnbaum (guitars)
Judah Dadone (synthesizers)
Frank Dubinsky (drums)
Becky Ofrane-Hughes (vocals, violin)
Jeff Paige (bass)
Jeremy Sklarsky (vocals, guitars, keyboard)

Produced, Mixed, and Engineered by Jeremy Sklarsky
Additional Engineering: Alan Labiner
Mastering Engineer: Sarah Register
Album Art: Dominick Talvacchio

Food Will Win the War "grounds you and lifts you into space simultaneously. Painting enigmatic conversations as surreal portraits with his trademark baritone, his band Food Will Win the War explores a space Iargely unexplored even in Brooklyn's dense music scene. There's a delicate balance in this music between the fun of surrealist fantasy and the acceptance of life's realities." (Deli Magazine)

"NYC’s Food Will Win the War crafts tastefully layered alt folk with a chamber rock slant, combining multi-voice harmonies, instrumental embellishments on fiddle, accordion and glock, and sweetly harmonizing vocals. The music that veers from uplifting danceable odes to dreamy melodic and drifting soundscapes." (Creative Loafing)