Say Anything: Hebrews (CD)

Say Anything

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Label:: Rude Records Equal Vision
Artikelnummer:: 12403866
UPC/EAN:: 8054521842672
Erscheinungstermin:: 19.9.2025

Album digital in HD (Werbung)

Product Information

Say Anything, the brainchild of frontman Max Bemis, is thrilled to announce Hebrews-a brand new full-length due out June 10th, 2014 via Equal Vision Records. Hebrews is the followup to Say Anything’s massively successful fifth studio album Anarchy, My Dear released in March of 2012.

Formed in 2000, Say Anything has released five studio albums, which include. Is A Real Boy, In Defense of the Genre, Say Anything and Anarchy, My Dear. The band has sold over half a million albums and traveled the world over performing with bands such as Thrice, Manchester Orchestra and more. Hebrews features 16 guest vocalists, which include Chris Conley (Saves The Day), Matt Pryor (The Get Up Kids), Chauntelle Du- Pree-D’Agostino (Eisley), Keith Buckley (Every Time I Die), Brian Sella (The Front Bottoms), Aaron Weiss (Mewithoutyou), Stacy King (Eisley), Bob Nanna (Braid), Gareth and Kim Campesinos (Los Campesinos), Christie DuPree (Merriment), Jeremy Bolm (Touché Amoré), Tom DeLonge (Blink-182, Andy Hull (Manchester Orchestra), Jon Simmons (Balance & Composure), and Sherri DuPree-Bemis (Eisley). The collection of twelve songs trade traditional rock-band instrumentation for more refined string arrangements and religious identity is a theme that blankets the entire album.

»A big part of the journey was also understanding my lineage and my culture,« Max explains. »That’s why the record’s called Hebrews. Whether you’re Jewish, Catholic or whatever, you come from a [larger] culture. It’s not a record about being Jewish; it’s about understanding where my neuroses come from. Is it from society, my parents or from the dawn of man?«