MUMFORD & SONS
''WILDER MIND (DELUXE EDITION)''
APRIL 30 2015
64:58
1 Tompkins Square Park 05:11
2 Believe 03:38
3 The Wolf 03:38
4 Wilder Mind 04:36
5 Just Smoke 03:07
6 Monster 03:54
7 Snake Eyes 04:04
8 Broad-Shouldered Beasts 04:16
9 Cold Arms 02:45
10 Ditmas 03:35
11 Only Love 04:33
12 Hot Gates 04:39
13 Tompkins Square Park (Live) (Bonus Track) 05:09
14 Believe (Live) (Bonus Track) 03:46
15 The Wolf (Live) (Bonus Track) 03:49
16 Snake Eyes (Live) (Bonus Track) 04:09
All Tracks By Ted Dwane, Ben Lovett, Winston Marshall, Marcus Mumford
Marcus Mumford/Lead Vocals, Electric Guitar, Drums
Ted Dwane/Vocals, Acoustic Bass, Electric Bass
Ben Lovett/Vocal, Piano, Keyboard, Synthesizer
Winston Marshall/Vocals, Electric Guitar
ABOUT THE ALBUM
Wilder Mind is the third studio album from Mumford & Sons and is the successor to the 2012 album Babel, which earned the band a BRIT Award in the ‘Best British Group’ category (their 2nd BRIT) and Grammy award for best ‘Best Album’. Babel was the fastest selling album in both the UK and US in its first week of release in 2012 and saw the band headline Glastonbury festival.
Wilder Mind is released through Gentlemen of the Road/Island Records. Produced by James Ford (Arctic Monkeys, HAIM, Florence & The Machine). It features twelve new tracks, written collaboratively by the band in London, Brooklyn, and Texas. A number of the new songs were written and demo'd at Aaron Dresner’s (The National) garage studios in Brooklyn. The band also returned to Eastcote Studios in London, where they recorded Sigh No More, for further writing and demo sessions. This new album marks a significant departure for the young British band from their previous records, 2009’s Sigh No More, and 2012’s Babel. The early sessions in New York and London witnessed a change in the band’s approach not just to writing and recording, but to texture and dynamics, too. There is a minimalist yet panoramic feel to the new album, the band describe it as “a development, not a departure.”
ABOUT THE BAND
WEBSITE
TO THE TOP
''WILDER MIND (DELUXE EDITION)''
APRIL 30 2015
64:58
1 Tompkins Square Park 05:11
2 Believe 03:38
3 The Wolf 03:38
4 Wilder Mind 04:36
5 Just Smoke 03:07
6 Monster 03:54
7 Snake Eyes 04:04
8 Broad-Shouldered Beasts 04:16
9 Cold Arms 02:45
10 Ditmas 03:35
11 Only Love 04:33
12 Hot Gates 04:39
13 Tompkins Square Park (Live) (Bonus Track) 05:09
14 Believe (Live) (Bonus Track) 03:46
15 The Wolf (Live) (Bonus Track) 03:49
16 Snake Eyes (Live) (Bonus Track) 04:09
All Tracks By Ted Dwane, Ben Lovett, Winston Marshall, Marcus Mumford
Ted Dwane/Vocals, Acoustic Bass, Electric Bass
Ben Lovett/Vocal, Piano, Keyboard, Synthesizer
Winston Marshall/Vocals, Electric Guitar
ABOUT THE ALBUM
Wilder Mind is the third studio album from Mumford & Sons and is the successor to the 2012 album Babel, which earned the band a BRIT Award in the ‘Best British Group’ category (their 2nd BRIT) and Grammy award for best ‘Best Album’. Babel was the fastest selling album in both the UK and US in its first week of release in 2012 and saw the band headline Glastonbury festival.
Wilder Mind is released through Gentlemen of the Road/Island Records. Produced by James Ford (Arctic Monkeys, HAIM, Florence & The Machine). It features twelve new tracks, written collaboratively by the band in London, Brooklyn, and Texas. A number of the new songs were written and demo'd at Aaron Dresner’s (The National) garage studios in Brooklyn. The band also returned to Eastcote Studios in London, where they recorded Sigh No More, for further writing and demo sessions. This new album marks a significant departure for the young British band from their previous records, 2009’s Sigh No More, and 2012’s Babel. The early sessions in New York and London witnessed a change in the band’s approach not just to writing and recording, but to texture and dynamics, too. There is a minimalist yet panoramic feel to the new album, the band describe it as “a development, not a departure.”
ABOUT THE BAND
WEBSITE
TO THE TOP
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