Wrong Words - Everything Is Free (CD)
- Pretending Your Life
- ... and It's Not So Pretty
- I Don't Have a Heart
- Say Something
- Where Am I Now?
- What the Word Means
- The Sting
- Your Secrets
- The Other End of the Line
- It's Only Human
- It Will Never Be Kind
- Second Life
- What's Done Is Done
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Indie Rock
- Catalog No.
- TIM056LP
- Tracks
- 13
- Pressing
- Colored Vinyl
- Edition
- Limited Edition
Vinyl LP pressing. 2013 release. This time out, The Wrong Words have enlisted a string section, horns, and woodwinds to carefully guide them through the pop landscape. Songwriter Josh Miller still burns with the fiery restlessness that peppered his tunes on their 2011 s/t debut, but rather than bash and crash their way thru a two and a half minute pop ditty, they ease their way from verse to chorus without sacrificing any of their token pop smarts. For most pop bands, ""maturing"" comes at a cost; sacrificing hooks, watering down the sound, or altering their look - The Wrong Words have dodged that bullet by acknowledging these new elements as pre-existing in the nature of song, ready to be plucked from the tree from which they sprung at no cost whatsoever. Everything Is Free, man.
- Pretending Your Life
- ... and It's Not So Pretty
- I Don't Have a Heart
- Say Something
- Where Am I Now?
- What the Word Means
- The Sting
- Your Secrets
- The Other End of the Line
- It's Only Human
- It Will Never Be Kind
- Second Life
- What's Done Is Done
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Indie Rock
- Tracks
- 13
2013 release. This time out, The Wrong Words have enlisted a string section, horns, and woodwinds to carefully guide them through the pop landscape. Songwriter Josh Miller still burns with the fiery restlessness that peppered his tunes on their 2011 s/t debut, but rather than bash and crash their way thru a two and a half minute pop ditty, they ease their way from verse to chorus without sacrificing any of their token pop smarts. For most pop bands, ""maturing"" comes at a cost; sacrificing hooks, watering down the sound, or altering their look - The Wrong Words have dodged that bullet by acknowledging these new elements as pre-existing in the nature of song, ready to be plucked from the tree from which they sprung at no cost whatsoever. Everything Is Free, man.
