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Mistakes We Knew We Were Making by The Information (CD, 2005)

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This a first pressing CD from 2004. VG+ condition, light wear and it plays perfectly.

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelCdb, CD Baby

UPC0747728931628

eBay Product ID (ePID)3046045746

Product Key Features

Release Year2005

FormatCD

GenreRock

ArtistThe Information

Release TitleMistakes We Knew We Were Making

Dimensions

Item Weight0.21 lb

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks11

Number of Discs1

TracksBright Lights, Getting Even, I Lose Control, A Simple Plan, Tremble, New Deal, Field Studies, I Love Trouble, Attention, So Clear, Breaking Me Down

NotesThe Information is a band that is dependably wide awake in the middle of the night, hatching schemes and obsessing. Their debut LP, Mistakes We Knew We Were Making, provides the dark, frenzied, and futuristic soundtrack for a lifestyle that perpetually races through neon-lit streets at 4 AM. The jet-engine roar of Stooges-style guitars tangles with Japanese video game synth hooks while vocalist Max Fresen gives you a piece of his insomnia-addled mania. With a bratty and volatile mix of attitude, chic, and provocation, Mistakes caps a year of nonstop growth for this band. The Information started 2004 as one of a handful of noteworthy newcomers in the Boston music scene, and closed the year at the head of the pack. Their following grew with support engagements for national acts like Hot Hot Heat, Louis XIV, Stellastar*, Razorlight, Kaiser Chiefs, Les Savy Fav, Swervedriver\'s Adam Franklin, and Dear Leader. When their two tracks on The Pill\'s Tomorrow Never Happened CD began to get commercial airplay, The Information headed back into the studio with a brace of ideas for a new record as visceral as and raw as their manic ambition, while remaining as sleek as and as smart as their collective stage persona. The resulting album is now in your hands.