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Track List
01) This Town Is Ours
02) Friends Like These
03) 3 Cheers for the Easy Life
04) Nicotine and Alcohol Saved My Life
05) Another Day in This House
06) Waves
07) Ice Doesn't Help the Uncoordinated
08) You Are Beautiful
09) Right Now, I'm Anyone's
10) I Guess I'll Be Leaving Soon
11) In Desperate Need of Adventure
01) This Town Is Ours
02) Friends Like These
03) 3 Cheers for the Easy Life
04) Nicotine and Alcohol Saved My Life
05) Another Day in This House
06) Waves
07) Ice Doesn't Help the Uncoordinated
08) You Are Beautiful
09) Right Now, I'm Anyone's
10) I Guess I'll Be Leaving Soon
11) In Desperate Need of Adventure
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First Released
2009
Alternative Rock
Epic
Rock/Pop
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"Meet Me Halfway, at Least" is the debut full length studio album from English rock band Deaf Havana. It was produced by Matt O'Grady (You Me at Six) and was released on 5 October 2009, through Wolf At Your Door Records.
It turned out to be the last release featuring screamer and co-founding member Ryan Mellor.
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Reviewed by sputnikmusic
Deaf Havana’s debut E.P, ‘Its Called The Easy Life’, was fervently well received by the British music press, their exciting blend of southern rock swagger and some captivating melodies cementing their status as an rousing future prospect.
Full length ’Meet Me Halfway At Least’ goes along way in reinforcing this repute. From the off, it is apparent that the band have altered their sound slightly, edging out the fiery riff work to a certain extent in favour of a more subtle and understated guitar style, allowing the vocal work to take precedence as the predominant feature. Although, that is not to say that there is an absence of stirring guitar work.
Deaf Havana really have crafted an outstanding first album. Although it may appear to many that the band are revelling in an already overdone formula, a closer listen will reveal a huge deal of originality and an exciting capability, as they inject their songs with a youthful, energetic atmosphere whilst retaining a great sense of musicality and sincerity, and more importantly an accomplished song writing ability which is all too lacking in many up and coming outfits today.
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"Meet Me Halfway, at Least" is the debut full length studio album from English rock band Deaf Havana. It was produced by Matt O'Grady (You Me at Six) and was released on 5 October 2009, through Wolf At Your Door Records.
It turned out to be the last release featuring screamer and co-founding member Ryan Mellor.
User Album Review
Reviewed by sputnikmusic
Deaf Havana’s debut E.P, ‘Its Called The Easy Life’, was fervently well received by the British music press, their exciting blend of southern rock swagger and some captivating melodies cementing their status as an rousing future prospect.
Full length ’Meet Me Halfway At Least’ goes along way in reinforcing this repute. From the off, it is apparent that the band have altered their sound slightly, edging out the fiery riff work to a certain extent in favour of a more subtle and understated guitar style, allowing the vocal work to take precedence as the predominant feature. Although, that is not to say that there is an absence of stirring guitar work.
Deaf Havana really have crafted an outstanding first album. Although it may appear to many that the band are revelling in an already overdone formula, a closer listen will reveal a huge deal of originality and an exciting capability, as they inject their songs with a youthful, energetic atmosphere whilst retaining a great sense of musicality and sincerity, and more importantly an accomplished song writing ability which is all too lacking in many up and coming outfits today.
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