Complete your Frank Turner collection.

Frank Turner) - Single. Poetry of the Deed (Deluxe Version).

Features Song Lyrics for Frank Turner's Tape Deck Heart album.

UK folk hero Frank Turner releases his newest LP Tape Deck Heart.

Tape Deck Heart’s old-school album artwork was done by Heather Ann Law, a tattoo artist from Southwest Florida who came to Turner’s shows and gave him some drawings she’d done for some of his songs. I love her work and it fit for her come up with ideas for the cover. I’m really into tattoo culture and style generally. Heather can be found on Tumblr and continues to produce art for Frank’s singles from the album, and even appeared in the video for the song Losing Days. Tape Deck Heart Album Art" Track Info.

I’m very excited to announce my new album ‘No Man’s Land’ & accompanying podcast series ‘Tales From No Man’s Land’.

Modifier l'album Reporter une erreur. Folk Rock Frank Turner. Nom du groupe Frank Turner. Nom de l'album Tape Deck Heart. Date de parution 22 Avril 2013. Labels Xtra Mile Recordings. Style MusicalFolk Rock. Membres possèdant cet album0.

This album has an average beat per minute of 118 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 56/158 BPM). See its BPM profile at the bottom of the page. Tracklist Tape Deck Heart. BPM Profile Tape Deck Heart. Album starts at 156BPM, ends at 112BPM (-44), with tempos within the -BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing). Recent albums by Frank Turner.

The latter, providing you don't get the deluxe version with the extra tracks, returns " Tape Deck Heart " to the Turner strategy of ending albums with ballads, the subject of whether or not there is a God having been nicely laid to rest with " England Keep My Bones ". Overall, nothing ground-breaking, but totally solid musically. The music has always taken a back seat to the lyrics with Frank Turner albums, and so it is here. Lyrics - 7 This is where it gets interesting.

This is why Frank Turner's latest album Tape Deck Heart is a resounding success, even if his progression from hardcore and punky folk to a more stadium and radio-friendly sound may turn some long time fans off at first impression. The album kicks off with a microcosm of that progression, with Turner's familiar vocals and simple strummed chords commencing "Recovery", before the song explodes into a cacophony of euphoric piano and drums as his backing band The Sleeping Souls lay down a statement of intent