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Anthony Green
When
- Sunday
- Feb. 12, 2012
- 8:00 PM
Description
Photo Finish recording artist Anthony Green has announced details of his new album, "Beautiful Things." The eagerly awaited collection - which follows the Circa Survive frontman's 2008 solo debut, "Avalon" - arrives in stores and at all digital retailers on January 17th.
"Beautiful Things" marks a major creative milestone for Green, best known as the lead singer for the Philadelphia-based progressive punk act Circa Survive. Co-produced by Green and Jason Cupp, "Beautiful Things" was recorded at The Big House in the sleepy beach town of Avalon, New Jersey, with backing - and additional production - from Green's fellow Philadelphians, Good Old War. In addition, the album sees guest appearances from such like-minded artists as Ida Maria, Lights, Maps & Atlases guitarist Dave Davison, Claire Wadsworth, Green's Circa Survive comrades Brendan Ekstrom and Colin Frangicetto, and a couple other surprises TBA.
"Beautiful Things" follows Green's extraordinary solo debut album, "Avalon," which received critical accolades upon its 2008 release. Among the highlights was a cover feature in Alternative Press, with "Avalon" earning a four-out-of-five starred rave lead review. "Focused and deliberate," the review stated, "It takes a certain kind of man to be as emotionally strong and mentally grounded as he is musically gifted; Anthony Green is definitely that man." Furthermore, SPIN declared "Avalon" to be "a set of idiosyncratic, deeply personal ballads."
"Beautiful Things" marks a major creative milestone for Green, best known as the lead singer for the Philadelphia-based progressive punk act Circa Survive. Co-produced by Green and Jason Cupp, "Beautiful Things" was recorded at The Big House in the sleepy beach town of Avalon, New Jersey, with backing - and additional production - from Green's fellow Philadelphians, Good Old War. In addition, the album sees guest appearances from such like-minded artists as Ida Maria, Lights, Maps & Atlases guitarist Dave Davison, Claire Wadsworth, Green's Circa Survive comrades Brendan Ekstrom and Colin Frangicetto, and a couple other surprises TBA.
"Beautiful Things" follows Green's extraordinary solo debut album, "Avalon," which received critical accolades upon its 2008 release. Among the highlights was a cover feature in Alternative Press, with "Avalon" earning a four-out-of-five starred rave lead review. "Focused and deliberate," the review stated, "It takes a certain kind of man to be as emotionally strong and mentally grounded as he is musically gifted; Anthony Green is definitely that man." Furthermore, SPIN declared "Avalon" to be "a set of idiosyncratic, deeply personal ballads."
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