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Track List
01) Heaven
02) Half
03) Anyone Else
04) What's Wrong
05) Walk Alone
06) Same Soul
07) Winter
08) No Mercy
09) Separate
10) Nola 1
01) Heaven
02) Half
03) Anyone Else
04) What's Wrong
05) Walk Alone
06) Same Soul
07) Winter
08) No Mercy
09) Separate
10) Nola 1
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4:29
4:36
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First Released
2017
Alternative Rock
Passionate
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"All We Know of Heaven, All We Need of Hell" is the second full length studio album by American rock band PVRIS. It was released August 25, 2017 on the Rise label.
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What PVRIS have somehow managed to do is keep everything they put into the first record, but add a darkness that’s taken their game to a whole new level. Although ‘All We Know Of Heaven, All We Need Of Hell’ is not heavy in the traditional sense, it’s still weighty and cloying. Opener ‘Heaven’ roars and rumbles along to an awe-inspiring close and the foot-stomping synthpop of ‘What’s Wrong’ will surely be an instant hit. ‘Separate’ is darker than anything they’ve done before, with singer Lyndsey Gunnulfsen slithering along it in all the right ways. It’s the kind of track you want to hear at a festival as the sun dips, when you know s**t is about to go down. By the time ‘No Mercy’ arrives, there’s no escaping how catchy this record is. -- Reviewed by Anita Bhagwandas for www.nme.com.
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"All We Know of Heaven, All We Need of Hell" is the second full length studio album by American rock band PVRIS. It was released August 25, 2017 on the Rise label.
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What PVRIS have somehow managed to do is keep everything they put into the first record, but add a darkness that’s taken their game to a whole new level. Although ‘All We Know Of Heaven, All We Need Of Hell’ is not heavy in the traditional sense, it’s still weighty and cloying. Opener ‘Heaven’ roars and rumbles along to an awe-inspiring close and the foot-stomping synthpop of ‘What’s Wrong’ will surely be an instant hit. ‘Separate’ is darker than anything they’ve done before, with singer Lyndsey Gunnulfsen slithering along it in all the right ways. It’s the kind of track you want to hear at a festival as the sun dips, when you know s**t is about to go down. By the time ‘No Mercy’ arrives, there’s no escaping how catchy this record is. -- Reviewed by Anita Bhagwandas for www.nme.com.
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