(0 users) 
Cover NOT yet available in
Join Patreon for 4K upload/download access
Your Rating (Click a star below)
Track List
01) Helsinki
02) Bird's Eye
03) Ghosts
04) Hot Air Balloon
05) Young
06) The Meadow
07) Seven Years
08) I Never Let You Know
09) A Tree In Tennessee
10) Don't Go My Darlin'
11) Wind & Anchor
01) Helsinki
02) Bird's Eye
03) Ghosts
04) Hot Air Balloon
05) Young
06) The Meadow
07) Seven Years
08) I Never Let You Know
09) A Tree In Tennessee
10) Don't Go My Darlin'
11) Wind & Anchor
3:57
4:39
4:20
3:19
3:33
4:03
1:22
3:36
3:22
4:38
3:09
Data Complete
60%
Total Rating
60%Total Rating
(0 users)
Back Cover
CD Art
3D Case
3D Thumb
3D Flat
3D Face
3D Spine
First Released
2013
Pop
---
Folk
---
Medium
Album
0 copies
Album Description
Available in:
"Young" is the debut full length studio album from American folk/pop band The National Parks, self-released 13th September 2013.
User Album Review
I listen to an album like this and think, “How in the hell is this band not on every single person’s iPod on the planet?” This three-piece Provo band has it all in Young. It’s heartbreaking, reaffirming, energetic and fun—all while being thoughtful. On every track, I caught myself shaking my head at how fortunate we are, on the Wasatch Front, to have such incredible music being made in our communities. “Ghosts” is the knockout here, a classic folk track with Brady Parks and Sydney Carling harmonizing over a simple banjo strum. There’s a moment, however, where Carling vocally goes off on her own, angelically proclaiming, “If you’re looking for light, just keep running to me/cuz you just might find it, where the river meets the sea.” I’m not 100-percent sure what she means, so I imagine she’s talking about this album. Because it’s damn good.
Reviewed by Blake Leszczynski for slugmag.com.
External Album Reviews
None...
User Comments
Available in:
"Young" is the debut full length studio album from American folk/pop band The National Parks, self-released 13th September 2013.
User Album Review
I listen to an album like this and think, “How in the hell is this band not on every single person’s iPod on the planet?” This three-piece Provo band has it all in Young. It’s heartbreaking, reaffirming, energetic and fun—all while being thoughtful. On every track, I caught myself shaking my head at how fortunate we are, on the Wasatch Front, to have such incredible music being made in our communities. “Ghosts” is the knockout here, a classic folk track with Brady Parks and Sydney Carling harmonizing over a simple banjo strum. There’s a moment, however, where Carling vocally goes off on her own, angelically proclaiming, “If you’re looking for light, just keep running to me/cuz you just might find it, where the river meets the sea.” I’m not 100-percent sure what she means, so I imagine she’s talking about this album. Because it’s damn good.
Reviewed by Blake Leszczynski for slugmag.com.
External Album Reviews
None...
User Comments
No comments yet...
Status
unlockedRank: External Links
