Rebuilding the Mountain

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Rebuilding the Mountain – Royal Thunder (CD / Album) – 16/06/2023

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Description

Second chances in music – as in life – are rare. In a gated ecosystem that is set up to prevent even first chances, getting a do-over hardly ever happens. Perhaps no one in 2023 appreciates that more than the members of Royal Thunder. After losing a key member and eventually collapsing entirely under the weight of excess, the beloved Georgia trio have reunited and returned with their first album in six years. For vocalist/bassist Mlny Parsonz, guitarist Josh Weaver and drummer Evan Diprima, the title of their fourth record tells the tale: ‘Rebuilding the Mountain’. For Diprima, who left the band in early 2018, it’s a long-awaited homecoming. Weaver and Parsonz reconnected with Diprima long-distance at the height of the pandemic in 2020. They spent about a year exchanging demos and song ideas online before finally getting in the same room together to write this album. Recorded at West End Sound in Atlanta, ‘Rebuilding the Mountain’ was engineered by Tom Tapley and Miles Landrum and co-produced by Royal Thunder and Tom Tapley. It marks the first time the band has recorded live in the studio.

Tracklisting

Disc 1
1. Drag Me – Royal Thunder
2. The Knife – Royal Thunder
3. Now Here No Where – Royal Thunder
4. Twice – Royal Thunder
5. Pull – Royal Thunder
6. Live to Live – Royal Thunder
7. My Ten – Royal Thunder
8. Fade – Royal Thunder
9. The King – Royal Thunder
10. Dead Star – Royal Thunder

Additional information

Weight 0.12 kg
Dimensions 14.2 × 12.5 × 1.0 cm
Artist Name

Contributor

Royal Thunder (Artist)

Format

CD / Album

Genre

Southern, Rock/Pop

Label

Spinefarm

Number-of-discs

1

Publisher

Integral Music

Release-year

2023

Duration

0.00

Sleeve Grading

Mint

Unit Type

CD / Album

Unit Quantity

1

MPN

5401148000221

Catalogue Number

SPINE800022P

Record Grading

Mint

Colour

Standard

Product-type

Album

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