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Change of Fortune
Rock · 2016 · 12 tracks · 39m

Change of Fortune

Soul Asylum

High-energy Midwestern rock with a polished 21st-century sheen. Weathered vocals meet bright, punchy guitars and tight three-minute song structures.

March 18, 2016 · eOne

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A resilient, high-energy blend of veteran grit and melodic optimism.

Tracklist · 12 Tracks · 39m
01
Supersonic
3:01
02
Can’t Help It
3:01
03
Doomsday
2:59
04
Ladies Man
3:23
05
Moonshine
4:03
06
Make It Real
2:19
07
When I See You
3:47
08
Dealing
4:05
09
Don’t Bother Me
3:28
10
Morgan’s Dog
3:36
11
Change of Fortune
2:56
12
Cool
2:55
Moments Worth Listening For
The propulsive opening of Supersonic where the drums lock into a tight, modern groove immediately.
The bridge of Moonshine where the guitars pull back to let a more atmospheric, expansive melody breathe.
The title track's sudden shift into a more aggressive, punk-inflected tempo that recalls their early Minneapolis days.
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How does Change of Fortune sound next to the rest of Soul Asylum's catalogue?

Studio Polished+0.8σ

The production is pushed a touch harder into studio polished than this artist usually allows.

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