Album

Back To Oblivion

Finch

2014 · Rock

3 collectors on Gatefold own this

Back To Oblivion by Finch

Back To Oblivion is an Alt/Indie album by Finch, originally released in 2014. On Gatefold: 5 pressings tracked, owned by 3 collectors.

About

There’s a tense sort of enthusiasm running through Finch’s <i>Back to Oblivion</i>, the Southern California band first studio release since 2005. Lead singer Nate Barcalow tears into these songs with a snarl on his lips and a lump in his throat, infusing tracks like “Two Guns to the Temple,” “Anywhere But Here” and the title tune with sweat-soaked passion. From the post-hardcore wallop of “Further From the Few” and “Picasso Trigger” to the symphonic finesse of “Murder Me” to “Inferium,” Finch synthesizes the sounds of its previous releases while forging something new. Original drummer Alex Pappas returns to drive the band’s beat with both muscle and nuance.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Back to Oblivion3:23
  2. 2Anywhere but Here3:09
  3. 3Further from the Few3:31
  4. 4Murder Me3:11
  5. 5Picasso Trigger3:38
  6. 6Play Dead5:21
  7. 7Two Guns to the Temple2:53
  8. 8The Great Divide3:07
  9. 9Us vs. Them3:57
  10. 10Tarot4:56
  11. 11Inferium5:28
  12. 12New Wave4:08

Sound DNA

  • Alt/Indie
  • Post-Rock
  • layered
  • intense
  • cinematic

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

"This album is dedicated to the memory of Randall Strohmeyer SR."
Album is housed in a single pocket jacket.
Full color credits inner sleeve.

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Alex LinaresGUITAR
  • Alex PappasDRUMS
  • Daniel WonacottBASS GUITAR
  • Jeremy RubolinoARRANGED BY
  • Nate BarcalowVOCALS
  • Randy StrohmeyerGUITAR

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