Head and the Heart, The - Self Titled - Vinyl Record
Before the big stages and the radio singles, The Head and the Heart were a Seattle band with a self-released debut and a growing local following. Recorded in early 2010, the album caught on fast at KEXP and in local record shops, and by November the band had signed to Sub Pop.
This is the Sub Pop edition of that record, remastered, with a re-recorded "Sounds Like Hallelujah" and the live favorite "Rivers and Roads" added. Those three-part harmonies, Charity Rose Thielen's violin and Josiah Johnson and Jonathan Russell trading verses over piano and acoustic guitar made it a cornerstone of the 2010s indie folk revival, from the singalong lift of "Lost in My Mind" to the quiet ache of "Winter Song".
Pressed as a single LP in a gatefold sleeve, it belongs next to your Fleet Foxes and Lumineers records. A warm, hopeful debut that still sounds like a band discovering what it can do.
Side A
1. Cats and Dogs
2. Coeur d'Alene
3. Ghosts
4. Down in the Valley
5. Rivers and Roads
Side B
1. Honey Come Home
2. Lost in My Mind
3. Winter Song
4. Sounds Like Hallelujah
5. Heaven Go Easy on Me
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Avoid extreme heat or sunlight. Definitely don’t let it mingle with any Justin Bieber records. Treat it like your grandma — gentle, respectful, and quiet during Murder, She Wrote.
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Head and the Heart, The - Self Titled - Vinyl Record
