My Darling, The Glass Was Always Half Empty by Flurries Flurries : My Darling, The Glass Was Always Half Empty.
A fresh, textured fusion of classic meets modern art rock.


The musician writes:

The writing on this album is ambitious and borrows from my classic rock influences, as well as 80's new wave pop. This fusion of classic rock meets modern, created a sound that could go alongside The Killers or Franz Ferdinand. Still, no one I know has been able to give me an accurate sound alike comparison, which I suppose, is good. The result is an album sounding unique and modern, but yet familiar and classic at the same time.

I started tracking rough, instrumental demos for this album in 2005. I tracked casually for two years with producer Stephan Hawkes, as I searched for a singer. As two years became three, I realized this album would never see the light of day if I didn't do it myself. After another several months of vocal coaching and writing the melodies and lyrics, I tracked the vocals myself. Four years, five studios, six amps and three drum sets later... it was done.


Songs:

1. Black and Dirty Heart
2. Things We Own
3. Stolen All Their Shine
4. Light And Weightless
5. Driving Her Gladly
6. How I Adore Her
7. Two Way Mirror
8. Getaway Car
9. Right Through You
10. Season In The Sun

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Release date: 7/23/2011
Flurries lives in Oregon USA

Tagged as: Electro Rock, Pop


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