Produced & engineered by Will Yip, mixed by Josh.

Animation by Rob Fidel Original Illustrations by Tetsunori Tawaraya The track was recorded at Studio 4 Recording in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania. Guitarist Tom Capone’s ‘health issues’ led to an arrest during the band’s tour that year and his dismissal from the group. New York post-hardcore collective Quicksand have dropped the new song Giving The Past Away. That same year, they began teasing new music, and in 2017 they released their long-awaited third album, Interiors. They continued playing shows over the next year and in January 2013 began their first North American tour in 15 years. Alternative Press: 4.5 stars out of 5 - Steadily paced by drummer Alan Cages Bonham-esque stride, bassist Sergio Vega and guitarist. In June 2012, the band reunited as the unannounced “special guest” on the fourth night of the Revelation Records 25th Anniversary Shows at The Glass House in Pomona, California. The songs, interludes, pacing and sequencing are all as they should be, helping to make Quicksand/Cradlesnakes Califones best record.

Bassist Sergio Vega filled in for Deftones member Chi Cheng, who eventually passed away leading to Vega filling his position. Quicksand reunited in 1998, touring with Deftones, but an attempt to record a third album in 1999 was unsuccessful and the band split again. Quicksand Songs List Overview Biography Songs Similar Artists Vinyl CDs Distant Populations (CD) Released in 2021 15.40 Add to Cart Tracks of Disc 1 1. Combined with internal conflicts, the band broke up that year. A follow-up Manic Compression (1995), released by Island Records, reached #135 on the US Albums Chart as the band toured with The Offspring, but the record company expected bigger sales. Their debut album Siip (1993), released by Polydor, led to touring across the US and overseas. Their debut self-titled EP generated major label interest. Later, Schreifels began a new punk project under the name Moondog as an attempt at being both vocalist and guitarist again, and that evolved into a more post-hardcore sound that became Quicksand – a sound has been compared to bands like Fugazi and Helmet. Quicksand is an American post-hardcore band from New York City, United States, founded in 1990 by Walter Schreifels after his time in the hardcore punk band Gorilla Biscuits, where he’d started as both vocalist and guitarist but brought on a vocalist to relieve him of that role. The H-D-H song, produced by Brian Holland and Lamont Dozier, bore distinct similarities to Heat Wave, but such was the infectious ambience of these early.

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