Basement - Promise Everything vinyl record cover

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Brother's Keeper

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Hanging Around

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Lose Your Grip

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Aquasun

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Submission

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Oversized

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Blinded Bye

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For You The Moon

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Promise Everything

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Halo

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My Favourite Game

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Aquasun (Acoustic)

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Blinded Bye (Acoustic)

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Cloud


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Basement

Promise Everything

Deluxe Edition Marble LP

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Deluxe colored vinyl LP pressing including digital download. 2016 release. Since abruptly announcing an indefinite hiatus only weeks after the release of 2012's breakthrough LP Colourmeinkindness, Basement's intensely devoted following has only grown. Promise Everything is the band's full-length return to writing and recording since the break. Challenged by the spacing out of members not only across the country - but across the globe - Promise Everything was written by piecing together songs without the luxury of a space or even a time zone to share. Perhaps this is why upon listening, Promise Everything feels like a conversation between different people, revealing different moods and feelings throughout. This conversation shifts and evolves, filtering subtle, tasteful alternative rock touchstones through the band's unmatched melodic lens. More clearly aggressive songs like "Brother's Keeper" and title track "Promise Everything" situate Basement at the forefront of the rock world, pairing that aggression with an inherent sense of melody. On the standout track "Aquasun," lyrical flow and melody overtake the listener while overt meaning gives way to musicality and it's nuance. Despite years spent apart, it would seem Basement's musical conversation has been one that has lingered even when after it was interrupted too soon by their premature and luckily temporary break, - and as their first true cohesive document, Promise Everything is only the beginning of what Basement has to say.

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