Dead Sara - Ain't It Tragic vinyl record cover

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Label: Warner Records

Dead Sara

Ain't It Tragic

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Approaching 20 years as one of Los Angeles’ hardest rocking outfits, Dead Sara’s debut for Warner Records, Ain’t It Tragic - the group’s third album - is a “musical rebirth for the band.” With Emily Armstrong (lead vocals, rhythm guitar), Siouxsie Medley (lead guitar, backing vocals) and producer Sean Friday (drums, backing vocals), Ain't It Tragic, was originally released in 2021 on CD and digital. The 11-track album featured two singles, "Heroes" and "Hands Up. This the first vinyl release of Ain't It Tragic, pressed on Lemonade Yellow color vinyl as a limited edition exclusive for Record Store Day. Emily Armstrong recently joined Linkin Park as their co-lead vocalist and songwriter, and is featured on their latest album, From Zero. Tracklist SIDE A 1 Starry Eyed 2 Good Times 3 All I Know Is That You Left Me For Dead 4 Hypnotic 5 Heroes 6 Hands Up SIDE B 1 Lover Stay Wild 2 Gimme Gimme 3 Light's Out 4 Uninspired 5 Losing My Mind

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