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Track List
01) A Departure
02) Harder Harmonies
03) St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church Blues
04) Edit Your Hometown
05) A Letter
06) Safer in the Forest/Love Song for Poor Michi
07) The Most Beautiful Bitter Fruit
08) A Poem
09) King Park
10) Edward Benz, 27 Times
11) I See Everything
12) A Broken Jar"
13) All Our Bruised Bodies and the Whole Heart S
14) You and I in Unison
01) A Departure
02) Harder Harmonies
03) St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church Blues
04) Edit Your Hometown
05) A Letter
06) Safer in the Forest/Love Song for Poor Michi
07) The Most Beautiful Bitter Fruit
08) A Poem
09) King Park
10) Edward Benz, 27 Times
11) I See Everything
12) A Broken Jar"
13) All Our Bruised Bodies and the Whole Heart S
14) You and I in Unison
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First Released
2011
Post-Hardcore
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Wildlife is the second studio album by American post-hardcore band La Dispute, released October 4, 2011, on No Sleep Records. Recording sessions for the album took place primarily at StadiumRed in New York in April 2011. The band members of La Dispute took control of all of the production duties alongside the album's recording engineers Andrew Everding and Joseph Pedulla.
Noted by music writers for its varied elements, Wildlife incorporates musical components from La Dispute's previous releases, particularly Somewhere at the Bottom of the River Between Vega and Altair and Here, Hear III. Such as screamo, progressive rock, post-rock and spoken word. Lyrically the album, in the vision of the band, is a collection of unpublished “short stories” from a hypothetical author complete with the author’s notes and sectioned thematically by the use of four monologues. The album features themes that focus on personal loss and the anger and despair felt from watching your home town decay, your faith and the death of a friend or a family member.
The album debuted at number 135 on the US Billboard 200 chart, selling 3,140 copies in its first week. It spent 1 week on the chart and charted only in the United States. Prior to its release, Wildlife was promoted with two singles, including "Harder Harmonies" "The Most Beautiful Bitter Fruits". The album was well received by critics. With critics mainly drawing upon its more melodic approach to their style as well as its lyrical content.
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Wildlife is the second studio album by American post-hardcore band La Dispute, released October 4, 2011, on No Sleep Records. Recording sessions for the album took place primarily at StadiumRed in New York in April 2011. The band members of La Dispute took control of all of the production duties alongside the album's recording engineers Andrew Everding and Joseph Pedulla.
Noted by music writers for its varied elements, Wildlife incorporates musical components from La Dispute's previous releases, particularly Somewhere at the Bottom of the River Between Vega and Altair and Here, Hear III. Such as screamo, progressive rock, post-rock and spoken word. Lyrically the album, in the vision of the band, is a collection of unpublished “short stories” from a hypothetical author complete with the author’s notes and sectioned thematically by the use of four monologues. The album features themes that focus on personal loss and the anger and despair felt from watching your home town decay, your faith and the death of a friend or a family member.
The album debuted at number 135 on the US Billboard 200 chart, selling 3,140 copies in its first week. It spent 1 week on the chart and charted only in the United States. Prior to its release, Wildlife was promoted with two singles, including "Harder Harmonies" "The Most Beautiful Bitter Fruits". The album was well received by critics. With critics mainly drawing upon its more melodic approach to their style as well as its lyrical content.
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