Danger On The Beaches, by The Road To Ruin

Danger On The Beaches

by The Road To Ruin

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Fred Roy Modern lyrics with some good old fashionned music. I just can't stop listening to this album! I really hope to hear more of these guys soon! Favorite track: Devil Tree.

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1.	Lost Her To A Loser Like Me 02:42	buy track
2.	Not So Merry Way 03:44	buy track
3.	Put The Wrong One Down 03:09	buy track
4.	Great Unknown 02:48	buy track
5.	Late Night Blue 02:28	buy track
6.	Real World Blues 03:50	buy track
7.	Baby Steps 02:58	buy track
8.	Red Water 05:42	buy track
9.	Puzzle Pieces 03:22	buy track
10.	Lucky Guess Blues 03:40	buy track
11.	Trucks 03:14	buy track
12.	Ballad Of A Clean Man 03:00	buy track
13.	Devil Tree 02:52	buy track
14.	The Flood 04:32	buy track
15.	I'll Be There 03:36	buy track
16.	Sleepy 03:12	buy track

about

We recorded Danger On The Beaches in my family's vacation home in Moultonbourough NH. The line up featured a slightly earlier incarnation of the band: Jon Siedmann on lead guitar and keys, Jun Kwon on drums, Sam and I in our usually places of bass and rhythm guitar respectively. We also got a lot of help from Justin Kahn who joined us for a couple weeks while Sam and I finished the tracks. Jun and Jon left after they had laid down their parts. He plays many instruments, Banjo, Mandolin, Guitar and hand percussion throughout.
We played most these songs out for two years before recording them and you can hear it on the finished album. It is a very personal record for me, at the time I was writing these songs I was dealing with serious chronic depressive issues, some unfortunate romantic situations and coming to terms with the fact that I probably wouldn't finish collage on time. I often write personally but this collection represents my most confessional work to date.

-Miles Stenhouse 2016.

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released February 7, 2016

Miles Stenhouse- Lead Vocals, Rhythm Guitar
Jon Siedmann- Lead Guitar, Keys, Backups
Sam Lubin- Bass
Jun Kwon- Drums
Justin Kahn- Guitars, Backups, Keyboards, Mandolins, tape decs, Magic Flight Launch Boxes

The album also features appearances from Katie Ortiz and Lauren Tannenbaum on backup vocals and drums from Brad Starr on "Put The Wrong One Down"

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