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Rock · 2011 · 8 tracks · 27m

Battle Hymn

The Bigger Lights

July 12, 2011 · Not On Label (The Bigger Lights Self-released)

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A gritty, defiant, and bittersweet farewell that trades pop gloss for raw rock maturity

Tracklist · 8 Tracks · 27m
01
Terrible World, Give Me More!
3:18
02
Never Mistake a Suit for a Friend
3:26
03
Living Martyrdom
3:14
04
Bullet Believers (Rah Rah Rah)
2:37
05
Dear In the Headlights
3:18
06
Salt
3:19
07
Send Me a Miracle
3:21
08
Halo, I'm Not Coming Home
5:15
Moments Worth Listening For
The sudden, driving shift in tempo on 'Never Mistake a Suit for a Friend' that anchors the song's cynical, anti-industry bite.
The raw, unpolished vocal strain in the bridge of 'Dear In the Headlights' where the band's DIY recording setup highlights the genuine emotion.
The slow, atmospheric build of the five-minute closer 'Halo, I'm Not Coming Home' which serves as a fittingly heavy final curtain.
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