Artist:   The Dears
Title:    Times Infinity Volume One
Label:    Dangerbird Records / Pheromone Recordings
Catnr:    DGB121
Genre:    Indie
Encoder:  LAME 3.100 V0 VBR
Quality:  273 Kbps Avg / 44100 Hz
Time:     38:22
Size:     80.06  MB
Rip Date: 2022-03-04
Str Date: 2015-09-25
URL:      http://thedears.bandcamp.com/

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Tracklist:


1.    We Lost Everything                              3:45
2.    I Used to Pray for the Heavens to Fall          5:32
3.    To Hold and Have                                5:32
4.    You Can't Get Born Again                        4:11
5.    Times Infinity I                                0:04
6.    Here's to the Death of All the Romance          3:13
7.    Someday All This Will Be Yours                  3:50
8.    Face of Horrors                                 4:07
9.    Hell Hath Frozen in Your Eyes                   4:28
10.   Onward and Downward                             3:40


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Note:

Times Infinity Volume One is the first new album from the band in four years
following a seemingly endless string of personal triumphs and tribulations.
During this blurred period, founding member of The Dears Murray Lightburn was
unsure of the band¡¯s future. ¡°When you start a band, you never think of the
end. When we began work on this album, it was a process that consumed us
completely, harkening back to our earliest days. In turn, the record became
about sentimentality but in the face of great uncertainty; the concept of
eternal love and all its fragility.¡±

This first track encapsulates The Dears' neo-romantic songwriting and acts as a
calling card for Times Infinity Volume One: ranging from electrifying pop to
full-on primal screams; grinding guitar solos to soulful baroque.

With songs such as ¡°To Hold And Have¡± and ¡°Here¡¯s To The Death Of All The
Romance¡± there is no other way to describe Times Infinity Volume One than a new
record that fuses narratives and pop in a way that will be praised for its
ambitious grandiosity.

Times Infinity Volume One is propelled by passion and driven by The Dears'
dedication to creating music out of real emotions. The end result is an album
clocking in at 38 minutes and a sweeping collection of orchestral pop/rock that
is at once enlightening, angst-ridden and mesmerizing ¨C a sound that has
connected the group with a legion of fans and critics such as Rolling Stone, New
York Times and NPR.