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The Union Trade: cinematic post-rock
In early 2007, The Union Trade's debut release, Now The Swell EP (Tricycle),
offered the first concrete proof of the band's potential. Now The Swell earned The
Union Trade early accolades for its tight, emotional, and confident take on the
post-rock genre.
The Union Trade's first full-length release, Everyday Including (Tricycle), is a
carefully crafted, and ambitious album that captures the band's cinematic
post-rock sound in grand, epic form as they bridge the gap between their
instrumental-band inspirations, and a more vocals focused indie rock sound. This
accomplished and cinematic album explores both sonic and human emotion as
The Union Trade move in sweeping lines from dark and delicate beauty to
soaring, triumphant peaks. Heavy, distorted guitars awash in delay are lifted by
driving rhythms to create expansive melodies and lush textures anchored by the
spare, evocative lyrics that narrate these songs with scenes of struggle and hope.
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