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On the Impossible Past-Anniversary Ed.-Baby Blue White Galax by Menzingers (Record, 2022)
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About this product
Product Identifiers
Record LabelEpitaph, EPT
UPC0045778786831
eBay Product ID (ePID)8060441089
Product Key Features
FormatRecord
Release Year2022
GenreRock
ArtistMenzingers
Release TitleOn the Impossible Past-Anniversary Ed.-Baby Blue White Galax
Dimensions
Item Height0.46 in
Item Weight1.08 lb
Item Length12.51 in
Item Width12.34 in
Additional Product Features
Number of Tracks21
Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States
Tracks1.1 Good Things 1.2 Burn After Writing 1.3 The Obituaries 1.4 Gates 1.5 Ava House 1.6 Sun Hotel 2.1 Sculptors And Vandals 2.2 Mexican Guitars 2.3 On The Impossible Past 2.4 Nice Things 2.5 Casey 2.6 I Can't Seem To Tell 2.7 Freedom Bridge 3.1 Good Things 3.2 Burn 3.3 Ava 3.4 Sun Hotel #2 4.1 Sculptors And Vandals 4.2 Casey 4.3 I Can't Seem To Tell 4.4 Freedom Bridge
Number of Discs1
NotesOn the Impossible Past - Anniversary Ed. - The Menzingers - Rising punk rock band The Menzingers create a rousing sound featuring crashing power chords, rock steady drumming and anthemic sing-along choruses alongside powerfully poetic everyman lyrics. On The Impossible Past was recorded at Atlas Studios in Chicago with longtime collaborators Matt Allison (Alkaline Trio, The Lawrence Arms) and Justin Yates. While the record retains all the raucous spirit of the band's earlier efforts sonically, it's a monumental step forward. "I think that 'Gates' is one of the most mature songs on the album," guitarist/vocalist Tom May explains, referencing the tender rock song sung by Barnett that truly transcends genres. "I hope it surprises people because it's not a straight-forward punk song with gang vocals or anything like that but it still definitely sounds like us." Epitaph
