The City Won't Have Time To Fight
by The Olympic Symphonium
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Digital Album
Immediate download of 9-track album in your choice of high-quality MP3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.Buy Now $7.50 CAD or more
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Limited Edition Vinyl
Full-colour jack and 145 gram black vinyl
Comes with limited-edition black and white poster of the band
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Compact Disk
Full-colour 4-panel digipack on recycled matte stock
Includes immediate download of 9-track album in your choice of high-quality MP3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.Buy Now $14.99 CAD or more
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Mailorder LP/CD
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No Bad Habits
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Flame
02:40
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Settle Down
03:45
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History
03:56
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A Lot To Learn
03:39
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Cold and Blue
03:50
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Oiseau
03:37
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Crowded House
05:33
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about
After piecing together each of their first two albums from sporadic recording sessions stretched out over many months, The Olympic Symphonium have opted this time for a change of pace. A much quicker pace.
The band locked themselves away in a large, empty, secret location in Fredericton, free of distractions, with longtime engineer Brad Perry and gave themselves a week to record an album. With the clock ticking away, the band went to work.
Sketches of songs were prepared beforehand and then developed in the studio with all members being on hand at all times; a new experience for the Olympic Symphonium and one they feel has created a cohesive feeling for their third full length album.
The band locked themselves away in a large, empty, secret location in Fredericton, free of distractions, with longtime engineer Brad Perry and gave themselves a week to record an album. With the clock ticking away, the band went to work.
Sketches of songs were prepared beforehand and then developed in the studio with all members being on hand at all times; a new experience for the Olympic Symphonium and one they feel has created a cohesive feeling for their third full length album.
credits
released 25 January 2011
Written by The Olympic Symphonium
Performed by Nick Cobham, Kyle Cunjak, Graeme Walker, Dennis Goodwin and Bob Deveau
Recorded and Mixed by Brad Perry at Competition Studios, Fredericton NB
Mastered by J. Lapointe at Archive Mastering, Mineville NS
Art by Adam MacDonald
Written by The Olympic Symphonium
Performed by Nick Cobham, Kyle Cunjak, Graeme Walker, Dennis Goodwin and Bob Deveau
Recorded and Mixed by Brad Perry at Competition Studios, Fredericton NB
Mastered by J. Lapointe at Archive Mastering, Mineville NS
Art by Adam MacDonald
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