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Happy Hollow by Cursive (Record, 2006)

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"Happy Hollow" is an expansion of their trademark discordant swell, marked by a new bounce, a buoyant strut, and a recognition that hey, this is fun. Never repeating themselves, always pushing forward artistically, and never settling, Cursive raise the bar with yet another groundbreaking record.

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Product Identifiers

ProducerMike Mogis

Record LabelSdle, Saddle Creek

UPC0648401009415

eBay Product ID (ePID)19046066275

Product Key Features

FormatRecord

Release Year2006

GenrePunk

ArtistCursive

Release TitleHappy Hollow

Dimensions

Item Height0.20 in

Item Weight0.50 lb

Item Length12.27 in

Item Width12.21 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks14

TracksOpening the Hymnal/Babies, Dorothy at Forty, Big Bang, Bad Sects, Flag and Family, Dorothy Dreams of Tornados, Retreat!, Sunks, At Conception, So-So Gigolo, Bad Science, Into the Fold, Rise Up! Rise Up!, Hymns for the Heathen

Number of Discs1

NotesTheir most recent record, "The Ugly Organ", racked up considerable accolades: named one of 2003's best records by Blender, called "the best album of (the band's) career" by the NY Times, and given a 4-star rating by Rolling Stone. "Happy Hollow" is an expansion of their trademark discordant swell, marked by a new bounce, a buoyant strut, and a recognition that hey, this is fun. Dissonant yet distinctively melodic guitar sounds and front man Kasher's ever-cathartic yowl now mesh and clash with horns, piano, accordion, and other instruments. The themes addressed here include shattered American dreams, small town malaise, and religious hypocrisy. Never repeating themselves, always pushing forward artistically, and never settling, Cursive raise the bar with yet another groundbreaking record.