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Jet By Day
Cascadia
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (12) - Disc #1
1. Worldwide
2. Let You Down
3. This Quiet Hell
4. Dying In The Spotlight
5. Helicopter To The Hospital
6. I Got Time
7. Last Call
8. Stare At The Sun
9. End Of The Line
10. Lost In Translation
11. Bite The Bullet
12. Cascadia

CD Details

All Artists: Jet By Day
Title: Cascadia
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Future Farmer
Release Date: 10/26/2004
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
Style: Indie & Lo-Fi
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 749322593226

Synopsis

Album Description

The full-length "Cascadia" prepares to rise again from the ashes of the now-defunct Kindercore Records, with Future Farmer Records playing Jesus to the album?s Lazarus this October. Born from back breaking labor under an unforgiving southern sun, Jet by Day might be the hardest working band in the country. Southern rock following the swaggering prowess of Thin Lizzy and Hot Hot Heat. Tours of North America's wind-swept highways alongside Cursive, Braid, Jucifer and Hey Mercedes have sanded down their raw talents, totaling more than 300 shows.

CD Reviews

If you have taste, you'll get this

M C Monroe | The ATL | 12/29/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"If we named years by the new music they brought, 2003 would have been the Year of the Floating Poo. Jet By Day, however, was a shining light. They're ambient, yet rocking with straightforward good vocals. This Atlanta-based band is twice as original as the wannabe White Stripes and The Strokes clones who have dominated the airwaves this year. If there is any justice in the Universe, this is the new direction of music."

A great solid listen

Steven Michaels | Nowhereleand | 02/10/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This band just showed up one day (the day that I am writing this review) playing at the college I go to which is very rare and extroardinary as it is not really a college, not in the live-in place with dormatories sense. Anyway their music pulled me in like a magnet because it was not amateurish and they were just a solid rock-n-roll outfit. No factor about them was annoying. Sadly, I was one of only three or four interested parties in the crowd consisting mainly of Bible-belt folkies and listeners of rap and other imitation music. Anyway I bought the CD from them and popped it in, and it's great. The best production I've heard in a long time and just all-around great, listenable songs. I love it and if you are a person who likes rock, real rock and not "emo" or "screamo" or some such nonsense, then you will love it too."