Thunder Dreamer "Capture" from their "Capture" LP out May 26, 2017 on 6131 Records.

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Capture by Thunder Dreamer, released 26 May 2017 1. Why Bother 2. You Know Me 3. Capture 4. The Bridge 5. St-Malo 6. Live On Without Me 7. Living Like The Rest 8. Victoria Released by 6131 Records. sebpascal Absolutely in awe with this epic, autumnal album. Can't remember the last time I loved an album for its riffs.

Indiana’s Thunder Dreamer embrace their Midwest roots on Capture, mixing elements of emo, post-rock, and pop. It’s a summer album with thick atmosphere and a dusk that seems to last infinitely. Moody, atmospheric guitar rock. While not pushing any musical boundaries, Thunder Dreamer's "Capture" does provide some good songs, such as the title track, "You Know Me," and "Why Bother. There comes a point, however, when the songs begin to meld into one another. This is of particular concern in the album's second half.

Band – Alex Wallwork, Corey Greenfield, Steven Hamilton, Zach Zint. Design – Aaron Tanner. Mastered By – TW Walsh. Tracking By, Mixed By – Mike Bridavsky. Comes with a download coupon. Capture ‎(Cass, Album, Ltd). Capture ‎(LP, Album, Ltd, Mil).

Capture Thunder Dreamer. 2. You Know Me. 3. Capture. 6. Live on Without Me.

Evansville, IN’s Thunder Dreamer have announced their new album, ‘Capture‘, is out on May 26 via 6131 Records. The band has released the album’s title track which you can check out below along with the artwork and tracklist. Thunder Dreamer Capture (Official Audio). Thunder Dreamer Capture from their Capture LP out May 26, 2017 on 6131 Records. 1. Why Bother? 2. St. Malo 6. Victoria. What Are Your Thoughts! 0 0.

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Thunder Dreamer’s music – formerly a solo vehicle for singer Steven Hamilton but now a more collaborative effort – fits that feeling of helpless ennui like a worn pair of gloves. The touchstones are plentiful and familiar. There’s a lot of Modest Mouse and Manchester Orchestra in the emo revival vibe, moody, atmospheric guitar tones and Hamilton’s uncommonly bright vocals, crackling with a straightforward clarity that is hard to find in any of the genres that Thunder Dreamer crib from. For a band building with so many familiar blocks, it’s impressive how much of Capture feels ultimately refreshing. It’s a fine trick, juggling so many influences they risk being buried faceless beneath them. But in Hamilton’s earnest delivery of plainspoken lyrics and that unadulterated voice, strong and clear enough to break through a muggy, still Midwestern day, Thunder Dreamer have their trump card.