This is one of those recordings where there's something delectable to satisfy a variety of tastes, from brooding rock - to edgy Pop - to Alt-Folk. Features a range of talented supportive players, that make bands and artists such as American Music Club, Beck, Everest, Govt. Mule, k.d. lang, and Warren Zevon - sound so damn good.

1. Careless Self-promotion
2. A Sophisticated Mess
3. Nothing Happens While You're Sleeping
4. I Feel All Right Tonight
5. Escape Plan
6. Life Like Fiction
7. Shallow
8. More Alive
9. Everybody Wants a Piece of You
10. (I Suppose) It's Not the End of the World
11. Cartoon Candidate
12. Martin
13. No One's Gonna Save You
14. Recapturing the Glory

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 4/2/2012
Robert Scott King lives in California USA

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Folk-Rock, Pop

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