Album · 2012 · 12 Songs. Penny Black Further Seems Forever.

Penny black and tarnished over Watch the framing fold in the cracks We mine for silver when we're flush with gold Turn the screw, the hand works five points Fingers toward the sun Taking two for every new coin When all we've warned is on. Further Seems Forever.

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Penny Black is the fourth studio album by the American rock band Further Seems Forever, released in October 2012 through Rise Records. It marks the reunion of the band's original lineup-singer Chris Carrabba, guitarists Josh Colbert and Nick Dominguez, bassist Chad Neptune, and drummer Steve Kleisath-and is their first album together since 2001's The Moon Is Down. It is also the band's first album since breaking up in 2006 and reuniting in 2010.

Penny black it's on it's over Watch the framing falls In the cracks where mind falls slower When we flush for gold. Turn the screw and hand worth five points Fingers top the sun Taking too the every little coin When all we earn is one. Every step moves forward Every step moves, every step moves. Braces for cold minds I trace my own lines I wait in low lights Until I find. Bits of the old place Familiar cold ways Distant and on the quiet hill You know the kind.

As such, Further Seems Forever’s latest had had a considerable stack of expectations weighing on it, and I don’t think I’d be making much of a stretch if I said they delivered in a satisfactory manner. Over hair-raising electric riffs, semi-progressive drumming and Carrabba’s trademark alt-rock/punk strain of vocals, the band opens with a reassuring return to form with So Cold, the albums requisite single probably strong enough to bend mainstream to its wishes. Although professing a satisfying maturity of their sound, Penny Black falls prey to the biggest issue I had with Moon is Down: an unsettling lack of in-album experimentation.