Label 429 Recordings
Release Date Sep 28, 2010
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Recording information: Private Studios, Urbana, IL; Pueblo Sound, Thousand Oaks, CA; Uranus Recording ... Full Descriptionof Tempe.
Photographer: David Alan Kogut.
Personnel: Robin Wilson (vocals, guitar, tambourine, background vocals); Scotty Johnson (guitar, piano, background vocals); Jesse Valenzuela (guitar, keyboards, background vocals); David Zeman (piano, organ); Danny Wilde (keyboards, shaker, programming); John Richardson (drums).
Audio Mixers: Danny Wilde; Jesse Valenzuela.
1."Don't Change for Me" – 4:05
2."I Don't Want to Lose You Now" – 4:11
3."Miss Disarray" – 3:30
4."Wave Bye Bye" – 4:07
5."I'm Ready" – 4:22
6."Somewhere Tonight" – 3:56
7."Go Crybaby" – 5:00
8."If You'll Be Mine" – 3:14
9."Dead or Alive on the 405" – 3:02
10."Something Real" – 4:03
11."Goin' to California" – 3:44
12."Please Don't Ask Me (iTunes Bonus Track)"
The Gin Blossoms continue their melodic pop and grunge sound on No Chocolate Cake, the group's first release since signing with 429 Records.
Billboard (p.60) - "[T]he band summarizes it perseverance on the set's buoyant closer 'Goin' to California'..."
Pop rock hit-makers, the Gin Blossoms, return with the release of their highly anticipated new album, NO CHOCOLATE CAKE, featuring the single, Miss Disarray. Known for creating indelibly melodic, Grammy-nominated Top Ten singles and Platinum-selling albums, Gin Blossoms - Robin Wilson, Jesse Valenzuela, Scott Johnson and Bill Leen, are back and in peak form. The eleven new tracks were written, produced and performed by the band with the help of John Richardson (drums) and Danny Wilde on keyboards and additional production (of The Rembrandts).
Four years after the critically acclaimed Major Lodge Victory, Gin Blossoms have put together a seamless musical confection. The band continues to benefit from an innate chemistry and inspiration, a dynamic that helped catapult songs such as Hey Jealousy, Found Out About You, Till I Hear From You and Follow You Down into the collective musical consciousness and helped define an era.
Says Wilson, There's just something about the way we play and sound together. It's those songs and the sound we make that add up to something indefinable.
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