Indie Exclusive Pressing!
2022 release. Before Dan Klein's unfortunate passing, The Frightnr's agreed to keep a promise he asked of them - continue making music together. Part of that promise has been made manifest here... Daptone Records is proud to present Always! - the raw, soulful long player from The Frightnr's. The road to Always began with a period of intense songwriting back when The Frightnr's and producer Victor Axelrod (Ticklah) were working on the group's debut, rocksteady masterpiece, Nothing More to Say. In addition to the scorchers heard therein, Axelrod and The Frightnr's agreed many of the recordings were too sweet to tamper with in order to fit the rocksteady mold. Some were created at their headquarters in Queens with Dan on the mic, some were elaborations on older ideas, others were brand new creations made at the finish line. Thanks to the vocal stems they had captured in this golden period, Dan Klein's other-worldly voice lived on, giving The Frightnr's all the raw material they needed for an entire album's worth of new, original music. So with that, The Frightnr's and Axelrod returned to the studio and painstakingly conceptualized, tracked, re-tracked and mixed them into a complete album with their beloved friend singing lead. The fruits of this arduous process lay bare the undying love and respect between musical brothers.
- Release Date: 5/27/2022
- Genre: Reggae / Rock
- Indie Exclusive
- Limited Edition, Blue Splatter Vinyl
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Track Listing
- Side 1 -
- 1 Always
- 2 30-56
- 3 30-56 (Version)
- 4 Tuesday
- 5 Maybe Isle
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- Side 2 -
- 1 You, Still
- 2 Profilin'
- 3 Profilin' (Version)
- 4 Expectations
- 5 Why Does It Feel Like a Curse?
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Customer Reviews
Joco Records always delivers a safe package, undamaged LPs, and great customer service. This LP looks great with the red with blue splatter. The sound is lo-fi style, with a lot of reggae rhythm and beats. Not as good as their first LP. This was a lot of filler and nothing that really stands out or really hooks you. It's fine for "in the background" listening. A sophomoric slump.
