The War On Drugs - A Deeper Understanding mp3

• A&R – Steve Ralbovsky
• Art Direction – Adam Granduciel, Rob Carmichael
• Design – Rob Carmichael
• Mastered By – Greg Calbi
• Mixed By – Shawn Everett
• Music By – Adam Granduciel
• Photography By – Dusdin Condren (tracks: All except center booklet photo), Shawn Brackbill (tracks: Center booklet photo)
• Producer – Adam Granduciel
• Recorded By – Adam Granduciel, Shawn Everett
• Vocals – Adam Granduciel
• Written-By – Adam Granduciel

A Deeper Understanding Limited Edition Deluxe Vinyl Box Set includes;
A Deeper Understanding vinyl pressed on 2 12" coke-bottle-green color vinyl.
One 7" coke-bottle-green color vinyl featuring Side A: Holding On and Side B: Nothing to Find.
RSD ’17 release Thinking of A Place pressed on 12" standard black vinyl.
Custom made case (measuring approximately 12"x12").
Exclusive 16-page photo and lyric booklet (approx. 12"x12")
Double-sided 12” x 24” poster
A Deeper Understanding CD

Available for purchase only at the official webstore.

Vinyl album track times taken from back cover of the Box Set.
12" EP track times taken from back cover.

℗ & © 2017 Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United States and WEA International Inc.
for the world outside of the United States. All Rights Reserved. 562533-1

• Barcode (Box Set): 0 75678 66032 0
• Matrix / Runout (Side A): ST-561934 A-1 RKS STERLING
• Matrix / Runout (Side B): ST-561934 B-1 RKS STERLING
• Matrix / Runout (Side C): ST-561934 C-L RE1 MPO ୧Ɛ RKS STERLING
• Matrix / Runout (Side D): ST-561934-D-1 RKS STERLING hpo` NƐ
• Matrix / Runout (Side E): I WILL RESIST WHAT I CANNOT CHANGE RKS STERLING ST-559457A-1 18951 1A
• Matrix / Runout (Side F): I'M GONNA FIND WHAT CAN'T BE FOUND RKS STERLING 18951 1B ST-559457B-1
• Barcode (EP): 0 75678 66212 6
• Matrix / Runout (Side G): 160599O1/C
• Matrix / Runout (Side H): 160599O2/A
• Matrix / Runout (CD): 3 561934-2 TEXT AG01
• Mould SID Code (CD): IFPILT40

• Distributed By – Warner Music Group
• Record Company – Atlantic Recording Corporation
• Pressed By – GZ Media – 160599O

A Deeper Understanding is the fourth studio album by American indie rock band The War on Drugs. It was released on August 25, 2017, through Atlantic Records. The album was mixed by engineer Shawn Everett. The album won Best Rock Album at the 60th Annual Grammy Awards. A Deeper Understanding received acclaim from music critics. The War On Drugs. Up All Night. Thinking Of A Place. WMG от лица компании Atlantic Records Abramus Digital, Audiam Publishing, LatinAutor, IMPEL, ASCAP и другие авторские общества 21. A Deeper Understanding is his most layered and meticulous album, a twilight world in which to lose yourself. True to the projects nature, the War on Drugs albums arent reinventions, theyre more like a new model in an established line-a Mark IV that adds a few features and continually refines the engineering. On A Deeper Understanding, his first album for Atlantic, the synths get an extra twinkle, the bass-led builds get another octave of rumble, and some songs have a dozen instruments on them where they once might have had seven or eight. Listen free to The War on Drugs A Deeper Understanding Up All Night, Pain and more. 10 tracks 66:18. The War On Drugs - A Deeper Understanding 2017. To favorites 10 Download album. Listen album. Synthpop Indie Rock Psychedelic Rock. На юбилейной 60-й ежегодной церемоний вручении наград Грэмми г. инди-группа The War on Drugs выиграла премию, за этот диск, в категории ''Лучший рок альбом''. Songs in album The War On Drugs - A Deeper Understanding 2017. The War On Drugs - Up All Night. The War On Drugs - Pain. The War On Drugs - Holding On. A Deeper Understanding. The War on Drugs. Alternative 2017. Marrying the weathered hope of Dylan, Springsteen, and Petty with a studio rats sense of detail, A Deeper Understanding feels like an album designed to get lost in, where lush textures meet plainspoken questions about life, loss, and hope, and where songs stretch out as though they're chasing answers. For as much as Granduciel says in words, its his music that speaks loudest, from the synth-strobing heartland rock of Holding On and Nothing to Find to ballads like Clean Living and Knocked Down, whose spaces are as expansive as any sound. The War on Drugs new album, A Deeper Understanding, is being hailed as one of the best rock LPs of the year. Its a surprise hit for the band, which spent years as indie-rock heroes before signing with Atlantic in 2015. Warren Zevon. In late 2015, Granduciel moved from Philly to L. where he rediscovered the music of local legend Warren Zevon. On long drives to the studio, Granduciel constantly played 1978s Accidentally Like a Martyr, a diary of post-relationship loneliness. The War on Drugs' debut for Atlantic Records, A Deeper Understanding, is very much a follow-up to the group's critically acclaimed Top 30 breakthrough Lost in the Dream from three years prior. That album's notoriously meticulous blend of heartland rock influences, Bob Dylan, and a swirling dream rock constructed of Wurlitzers, tape effects, analog synths, and 12-string guitar, just to name a few components, is, if anything, even more expansive here. Your Score. 0 out of 10. Really spacey album by the War on Drugs. If you like Lost in the Dream, this is much more of the same and you'll probably enjoy it. That beingReally spacey album by the War on Drugs. That being said it is a slower burn and some songs can get pretty loud and hectic with the guitar at points, more so than any of their previous albums