The highly anticipated debut album from this musical collective out of Townsville, Australia.

Following up on their EP 'The Recordings of the Middle East', and the digital release only 'Jesus came to my birthday party', The Middle East are known for their excellent take on everything from chamber pop to psych folk.

The album was recorded between tours at three studios: Mark Myers' Townsville studios in early 2010, Midlake's Denton studios in Texas in march and Cairns' Funhouse studios at the end of the year.

It was recorded with the aid of Myers (who recorded, mixed and co-produced the album). Jordan Ireland's vocals are undoubtedly a vital element. At times there's a clear resemblance to Jeff Buckley, this is especially present in 'Hunger Song', where Ireland's clear and faultless vocals will make you instantly fall in love.

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My Grandma Was Pearl Hall
As I Go To See Janey
Jesus Came To My Birthday Party
Land Of The Bloody Unknown
Very Many
Sydney To Newcastle
Mount Morgan
Months
Dan's Silverleaf
Hunger Song
Ninth Avenue Reverie
Deep Water
Mount Morgan End