Reimagine专辑介绍
The band confirmed that they would release a new E.P. titled "Reimagine". The new EP offers fans a deconstructed, alternative version of some of the favorites from their sophomore album, Unimagine, which was released last year via Rise Records and charted at #37 on the Billboard’s Top 200 chart. The album was recorded this past April 2014 in Los Angeles, California at Grey Area studios with producer Erik Ron, who has worked with bands like Panic! at the Disco, Saosin, Chiodos, and more.
Frontman Trenton Woodley offers, “Earlier this year we had the chance to get away to Little Plain – a small farmhouse in the Snowy Mountains almost completely disconnected from the outside world, to revisit and rediscover some of the songs from Unimagine. We wanted to take it beyond just picking up acoustic guitars, we wanted to give the songs the same respect as if we were writing them from the beginning – and we just played and played until they felt right. It really is a huge part of what Unimaginewas about – deconstruction, perspective and finding what is constant and uniquely personal.”
Woodley continues, “This isn’t an acoustic record for us, that would be like saying Unimagine was a drum and bass album. Reimagine is a parallel and a rediscovery of Unimagine and we couldn’t be happier with the result. ”
Frontman Trenton Woodley offers, “Earlier this year we had the chance to get away to Little Plain – a small farmhouse in the Snowy Mountains almost completely disconnected from the outside world, to revisit and rediscover some of the songs from Unimagine. We wanted to take it beyond just picking up acoustic guitars, we wanted to give the songs the same respect as if we were writing them from the beginning – and we just played and played until they felt right. It really is a huge part of what Unimaginewas about – deconstruction, perspective and finding what is constant and uniquely personal.”
Woodley continues, “This isn’t an acoustic record for us, that would be like saying Unimagine was a drum and bass album. Reimagine is a parallel and a rediscovery of Unimagine and we couldn’t be happier with the result. ”