Singing, Dancing, Drinking, by The Fire Harvest

Singing, Dancing, Drinking

by The Fire Harvest

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	1.	Working Man 04:58
	2.	The Patient 05:39
	3.	Singers 03:48
	4.	Sorry For The Mess 06:49
	5.	Runner 04:58
	6.	Simple Solutions 04:32
	7.	Flowers 07:21
	8.	Empire Watertree 04:14

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Over ten years ago Gerben Houwer, at the time drummer/vocalist for the post-rock outfit We vs. Death, wrote his first songs as The Fire Harvest. After releasing the first EP in 2012, two European tours, and a Record Store Day-split 7" with the Belgian band Reiziger, the formation from Utrecht will release their debut album this spring.

The sound of the band reminds the listener to the glory days of (alt)country, slowcore and (post)punk; a time in which band members were formed musically. The eight songs on the album are featured by a modest but dynamical character. Two of the Dutch leading labels, Snowstar and Subroutine Records, will team up for the first time for the physical release of the album.

"The Fire Harvest follows a route in which we encounter each other. It was obvious to ask Snowstar on boards with us", Koen ter Heegde (Subroutine) tells us. "Our goal is after all to reach new heights with the band." Both of the labels are known for a recognisable sound en serve a very distinct, own audience. Cedric Muyres (Snowstar): "Sometimes, you listen to a record and you know that both our pursuers will appreciate it to the fullest. This is such a record." 'Singing, Dancing, Drinking will be released May, 6 on Vinyl/CD in the Benelux.

The Fire Harvest's adventure will not stop in the Benelux, the album will also be released in Germany, Austria and Switzerland through the renowned label Sinnbus Records from Berlin.

credits

released May 6, 2016

All songs written, arranged and performed by The Fire Harvest.
Produced by Daniel Romano and The Fire Harvest.
Recorded by Daniel Romano and Kenneth Meehan at New Ground Studio.
Mixed by Kenneth Meehan.
Mastered by Floyd Atema.
Artwork by Sacha van den Haak at Kok Pistolet.

Subroutine Records SR071
Snowstar Records 16-076
Sinnbus Records SR061

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The sound of The Fire Harvest reminds the listener to the glory days of (alt)country, slowcore and (post)punk; a time in which band members were formed musically. The songs are featured by a modest but dynamical character.

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