Part 1 in a series of videos about the recording of Quiet Company's 2011 album, "We Are All Where We Belong

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Quiet Company recently teamed up with Grooveshark and Rocket Science to release the new album. But it's time to get off our knees and offer our hands up to the earth. And it's time, to find where we belong and see what it's worth. Don't lay me down, I don't ever want to die. I've had too good a time, I really like it here.

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The spiritual melancholy that pervades Quiet Company's third recording comes quite by design. Mixed by e Tim Palmer, best known for mixing U2 and Pearl Jam, the five-man local band led by the aptly named Taylor Muse (Eisley) crafts rich arrangements of compelling quality and wildly varying moods ("The Easy Confidence," "You, Me & the Boatman," "Everything Louder Than Everything Else").

Free download and listen We Are All Where We Belong. Quiet Company - Never Tell Me the Odds (This Is the Worst Crazy Sect I’ve Ever Been In) 02:59. Quiet Company - We Went to the Renaissance Fair . ll Our Friends Were There) 02:31. Quiet Company - You, Me, & the Boatman (Truth Is, I’ve Been Thirsty My Whole Life) 03:44. Quiet Company - Perspective 01:57. Quiet Company - The Confessor (You Could Exist Without It) 02:49. Quiet Company - Set Your Monster Free (My New Year’s Resolution Is to Cope With My Morality) 04:19. Quiet Company - Preaching to the Choir Invisible, Part I (What Do You Think Happens When We Die?) 05:34.

Like Quiet Company's previous albums, We Are All Where We Belong still borrows from Christian metaphors. However, for this record, the deeper meaning behind these metaphors means something much different than it did previously for the band. Says Muse, "It's easily the most personal thing I've ever written. It is, essentially, a break up record, only the romance that's ending was between myself and religion. The album left most of the band's pre-existing Christian fanbase confused. We Are All Where We Belong – October 4, 2011. A Dead Man On My Back: Shine Honesty Revisited – April 9, 2013. Transgressor – February 24, 2015.