Separation Sunday - Hold Steady, The

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| Format | CD |
| Available | 20-02-2006 |
| Sourced | Australia |
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'Separation Sunday' is the new album from New York's The Hold Steady. Led by enigmatic frontman Craig Finn, The Hold Steady rose phoenix -like from the ashes of Minneapolis art-punk critical faves Lifter Puller, to create a new brand of the Midwestern-mentality classic rock ideal made famous by the loose energy of the legendary Replacements and the epic flourishes of The E-Street Band. Coupling this with an almost obsessive literary lyrical focus, Finn's Catholic upbringing informs many of the album's central themes. The ranting and raving Finn spits out a tale of drug-fuelled abandon wrapped up in biblical imagery with a punky bark recalling Husker Du's Bob Mould. The album follows the story of a motley cast of debauched characters as they pursue fast times set against a suburban landscape of citified circumstance, and ultimately find a strange sort of salvation. Wry, funny, biting, loud, smart, often surreal and always sweaty, the suds-soaked, booze-hound bombast of The Hold Steady will hook you from the first chord.
Track Listing
Disc 1:
- Hornets, Hornets
- Cattle and the Creeping Things
- Your Little Hoodrat Friend
- Banging Camp
- Charlemagne in Sweatpants
- Stevie Nix
- Multitude Of Casualties
- Don't Let Me Explode
- Chicago Seemed Tired Last Night
- Crucifixion Cruise
- How a Resurrection Really Feels
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