No Idea Records has launched a full album stream for Small Brown Bike‘s latest full length released earlier this week, Fell And Found. The album marks the group’s first new material since 2003′s The River Bed, and first time the original four members have recorded together since 1999′s Our Own Wars. The album features 11 new songs recorded at Million Yen Studios in Chicago, IL under JJ Robbins. Frontman Mike Reed, describes the band’s feelings approaching release:
“This record brings together everything we’ve done as a band, but still feels new. We didn’t over think things and just had fun making music again. We’ve written 20 or so songs since we got back together and these are some of our favorites… Recording with J was something we’ve always wanted to do. It was such an honor to make it happen. He put in long days and kept the ship running smoothly. It was gratifying to come full circle and still have fun in the studio with your best friends. We owe a lot of that to J.”
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Big Cheese Magazine is previewing what is now the 4th song to be released from the highly anticipated full length album Fell and Found by Michigan’s Small Brown Bike. The album will be released on April 26th and is the band’s first with original members since 1999(Our Own Wars, on No Idea Records), and first since 2003′s The River Bed on Lookout Records.
The new track, “Rescue Mission,” can be heard here . If you haven’t had the chance to listen to the other tracks yet, Rocksound is streaming “A Minor Movement,” Exclaim is leaking “In Need of Everything,” and and Alternative Press is previewing “As We Go.” Small Brown Bike has also confirmed a few tour dates. The dates can be seen below.
Michigan based melodic punks Small Brown Bike are set to release a new album, their first in 8 years, on April 26th through No Idea Records. The follow up to 2003′s The River Bed is called Fell & Found and will be the first to feature the band’s original line up since 1999′s Our Own Wars. The band will be playing a few live shows in support of the album, dates are posted below.
Singer/Guitarist Mike Reed is excited about the new release:
“This record brings together everything we’ve done as a band, but still feels new. We didn’t over think things and just had fun making music again. We’ve written 20 or so songs since we got back together and these are some of our favorites”
A few of the 11 new tracks on the album are already streaming online; With Exclaim.ca previewing In Need of Everything here while Rocksound is streaming A Minor Movement and Alternative Press are playing As We Go
Rocksound is giving the world a sneak peak at a new song from the highly anticipated new studio album from Michigan’s Small Brown Bike
The new album, entitled Fell & Found, will be released on April 26th through No Idea Records. The album was produced by J Robbins, and is the band’s first full-length featuring the four original members since Our Own Wars, released in 1999 by No Idea Records. The band’s last full leangth, The River Bed, was released in 2003 by Lookout! Records.
Alternative Press has unveiled the first song from the highly anticipated new studio album from Michigan’s Small Brown Bike. The new album, entitled Fell & Found, will be released on April 26th through No Idea Records. The album was produced by J Robbins and is the band’s first full-length featuring the four original members since Our Own Wars that was released in 1999 by No Idea Records. The band’s last full leangth, The River Bed, was released in 2003 by Lookout! Records.
Fell & Found features 11 new songs recorded at Million Yen Studios in Chicago, IL. Mike Reed, singer/guitarist, had this to say about the new album:
“This record brings together everything we’ve done as a band, but still feels new. We didn’t over think things and just had fun making music again. We’ve written 20 or so songs since we got back together and these are some of our favorites”.
Small Brown Bike has posted part four of their studio update video series. The series details thier experiences in the studio recording their first full length since 2003′s The River Bed. The album will be produced by J Robbins and will be released by No Idea Records.
Small Brown Bike have announced a free in-store acoustic performance at Generation Records in New York before their sold out showing at the Cake Shop on May 14th. The band is scheduled to perform at 5:30PM, with label and tour mates Bridge & Tunnel scheduled to perform acoustic at 5:00PM.
The band are currently on tour promoting their recently released 7″ Composite Vol. 2.
Alternative Press has just launched a stream of Small Brown Bike’s new 7”, Composite Vol. 2 and is hosting an exclusive premiere of their “Hourglass” video. You can stream two new songs, “Some Optimistic” and “Never Walk This Alone,” and check out the exclusive premier of their video for the song “Hourglass” from Composite Vol. 1, below.
Scheduled for release on March 9th, Composite Vol. 2 will feature two new songs tracked this past January in the band’s home recording studio and mixed/mastered by Dave Feeny at Tempermill. The 7” will be limited to 1,100 physical copies (with digital download) and will be the second in their 7” series of new material for No Idea Records.
Michigan’s Small Brown Bike have released details for Composite Vol. 2, the second installment in their 7” series of new material for No Idea Records. The &” is scheduled for a March 9th, and will feature two new songs tracked this past January in the band’s home recording studio and mastered by Dave Feeny at Tempermill. The band commented on the new material:
“feel[s] a little slower and colder than Composite Vol. 1’s material. That’s what a winter in Michigan will do to a band.”
Once released, Composite Vol. 2 be limited to 1,100 physical copies, and will include a digital download. Side A will host “Some Optimistic,” with the flip side being home for “Never Walk This Alone.”
No Idea Records has launched a full album stream for Small Brown Bike‘s latest full length released earlier this week, Fell And Found. The album marks the group’s first new material since 2003′s The River Bed, and first time the original four members have recorded together since 1999′s Our Own Wars. The album features 11 new songs recorded at Million Yen Studios in Chicago, IL under JJ Robbins. Frontman Mike Reed, describes the band’s feelings approaching release:
Michigan based melodic punks Small Brown Bike are set to release a new album, their first in 8 years, on April 26th through No Idea Records. The follow up to 2003′s The River Bed is called Fell & Found and will be the first to feature the band’s original line up since 1999′s Our Own Wars. The band will be playing a few live shows in support of the album, dates are posted below.
Alternative Press has unveiled the first song from the highly anticipated new studio album from Michigan’s Small Brown Bike. The new album, entitled Fell & Found, will be released on April 26th through No Idea Records. The album was produced by J Robbins and is the band’s first full-length featuring the four original members since Our Own Wars that was released in 1999 by No Idea Records. The band’s last full leangth, The River Bed, was released in 2003 by Lookout! Records.
