Deaf Havana Fools And Worthless Liars Deluxe Edition
Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Biography [ ] Early days (2005–2008) [ ] Deaf Havana was formed when the original members met at the King's Lynn campus of. The band's roots can, however, be traced back much further with Ryan Mellor, James Veck-Gilodi and Lee Wilson all attending and playing together in various local scene bands. At college, these members were joined by Tom Ogden and Sebastian Spitz. This early lineup saw Veck-Gilodi singing and Mellor taking guitar and vocal duties. The name 'Deaf Havana' came from former guitarist Sebastian Spitz, however the name itself has no literal meaning. The band wrote songs and a demo White Lines But No Camera was recorded in August 2006 at The Lodge, Northampton.
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2012 CD release of Deluxe Edition on Discogs. In 2011 Deaf Havana released their next album entitled Fools and Worthless Liars. The same year they released the single “The World of Nothing.” In 2012 the band re-recorded Fools and Worthless Liars with a new sound and released The Fools and Worthless Liars Deluxe Edition. The album peaked at number 51 on the UK Album Chart.
The band toured this lineup until Chris Pennells replaced Spitz. Pennells was formerly a member of the band Something About Dave. Around the same time, Mellor handed over guitar parts to Veck-Gilodi, and took on the lead role. In late 2006, the band began writing songs for their debut EP, entitled Evangeline.
Two songs were roughly recorded, titled 'The Smiles Were Forced' and 'Where It Begins', which were uploaded onto the band's page. The EP was soon recorded, with 'The Smiles Were Forced' being dropped from the EP's track listing. Its artwork is by Josh Brown who later had a song dedicated to him by the band called 'Josh Brown, Don't Talk to Strangers', which was actually an early demo for the song 'They Call It the Easy Life', featured on. 'For Stories Sake' was previously featured on the band's debut digital EP White Lines But No Camera with the slightly altered title 'For the Stories Sake'.
'Tell Me More Georgie Boy' is the only song from any previous release to make it onto, and is now called 'Another Day in This House'. Wolf at Your Door Records (2008–2010) [ ] It's Called the Easy Life [ ] Beginning in October 2007, the band began work on new songs, which eventually were released on. On 21 June 2008, the band announced signing a deal consisting of one EP and two albums with Wolf at Your Door Records owner Kevin 'Wolfie' Horak, as well as the recording date for said debut EP, now titled It's Called the Easy Life. The EP was eventually recorded by Jonny Renshaw from and was mixed by Matt O'Grady (, ) and released in October 2008.
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The EP received strong reviews from various musical publications, following which the band begin to receive some recognition. January 2009 saw the band complete a UK wide tour with and The Urgency, and the release of their first music video for the song 'Oh Howard, You Crack Me Up'. Meet Me Halfway, at Least [ ] On 25 May 2009, the band entered the studio to record their debut studio album,, with producer Matt O'Grady. The album was released for pre-order from Wolf at Your Door Records on 7 September 2009, and was released on and shops on 5 October 2009. Two singles have been taken from this album. 'Friends Like These' was released, with B-side 'Hey Baby, This Is Our Song', on 17 August 2009, for digital download.
A video was also released for this single. Their second single, 'Nicotine and Alcohol Saved My Life' was released on 15 March 2010, also via digital download. The single contains a remix of 'Friends Like These' by Essex band. Its music video was first shown on music channels and online from 22 February 2010. Before the release of the album, Deaf Havana embarked on the UK Metal Hammer Introducing Tour along with and The Casino Brawl. A week after the final date for this tour, Deaf Havana played an album release party show in hometown King's Lynn, with support from Underline the Sky and All Forgotten. 2010 saw the band on several tours across the UK and Europe, including a headlining UK mini tour with All Forgotten and in March, a European tour with from March through to April, as well as a support slot on 's UK tour in May.