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Description:
Survival by Forest Fire, released 27 April 2009, includes the following tracks: "Sunshine City ", "Promise ", "Steer Me", "Slow Motion" and more.
This version of Survival comes as a 1xCD. -
A forest fire is destructive, brazen, uncontrollable. The Brooklyn quartet Forest Fire is decidedly none of these things. Their calculated folk sound ...
Will Slater - 30/Aug/2009
"We wanted to make really simple organic live recordings complete with flaws. It was very important to us to start with something spontaneous. We usua...
Tobias Carroll - 28/Aug/2009
There?s nothing inherently wrong with looking backward for musical inspiration, or for focusing your gaze on the styles and aesthetics grouped togethe...
Will Metcalfe - 14/Aug/2009
For ‘Survival’ to be a debut album seems almost absurd; that’s not to say that debuts should always be bumbling uncertain affairs rather Forest Fire a...
Matt Poacher - 13/Aug/2009
The facts of Survival are fairly straightforward: Forest Fire, a New York 4-piece convened in rehearsal spaces in Brooklyn and Portland, placed a mic ...
Simmy Richman - 26/Jul/2009
Some bands, you feel, work out what they want to sound like and then strive to capture the idea they have in their head.Others learn to play, go into ...
Rory Gibb - 21/Jul/2009
To take a detour around its use in classical music entirely, the violin, whilst a standard in folk circles, amongst the indie community (and especiall...
Jessica Hazel - 17/Jul/2009
‘Survival’ is a desolate, ramshackling rattle of a record, a soundtrack perfect for the times when life is going tits up. Forest Fire, a four-piece fr...
Kilian Braungart - 12/May/2009
Bei Forest Fire scheint das Chaos zu regieren. Ein Blick auf das Albumcover sagt einem im Grunde schon alles, was man über diese Band wissen muss. Wen...
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