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Your Gracious Host : Easy Red
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Second outing from esteemed power pop outfit led by Tom Curless. This is guitar based pop, but angular and sharp with dense layered arrangements: taut rhythms and vocal hooks laced with harmony galore create songs that reward repeated listening.
Genre: Pop: Power Pop
Release Date: 2009
Easy Red Record Label: Your Gracious Host
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Alibi 3:37 Album Only
Rescue Me 3:23 Album Only
Fear 3:48 Album Only
Blue Sky 3:13 Album Only
Never Changed a Thing 3:06 Album Only
Easy Red 4:30 Album Only
I Remember You 4:04 Album Only
Guilty in our Heads 3:26 Album Only
Maybe Someday 2:30 Album Only
All in the Mind 3:37 Album Only
Trying Flying 3:22 Album Only
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Album Notes

Hot on the heels of the critically acclaimed debut album comes Easy Red, the glorious second record from midwestern pop outfit Your Gracious Host. Bursting with energy, melody and left turns everywhere, this record leaves you spinning and wanting more. This is guitar based pop music but angular and sharp with dense, layered arrangements that reward repeated listens. Tom Curless (a multi-instrumentalist singer songwriter previously with Chicago based outfits Autoliner, Window Nine and Turnpike Down) remains in the drivers seat of YGH handling most of the instruments and vocals himself, but this time he adds the unique talents of Rachel Grekowicz on flute and Tom’s old Autoliner cohort John Ross joins on vocals scattered throughout proceedings. All of the essential musical ingredients that make Your Gracious Host singularly unique are here: Driving, taut rhythm, vocal harmonies, intriguing, often confessional lyrics, and guitars, guitars and more guitars. Which poses one serious musical question: What else could you really want from a three minute pop song?

Your Gracious Host released a self titled double disc debut in December 2008 which has been compared to the likes of the Posies, Teenage Fanclub, Pernice Brothers, XTC, Shoes and the High Llamas. Why don’t you listen and judge for yourself, you may be in for an unexpected musical treasure.

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