Penny Black

By: Further Seems Forever

Rise Records / 2012 / Compact disc

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/preview/88/05/DL149197_1.mp3	1. So Cold	Further Seems Forever	3:17	$1.29	Digital Product:Add To Cart
/preview/87/98/DL149197_2.mp3	2. Rescue Trained	Further Seems Forever	2:47	$1.29	Digital Product:Add To Cart
/preview/88/00/DL149197_3.mp3	3. Way Down	Further Seems Forever	3:12	$1.29	Digital Product:Add To Cart
/preview/87/96/DL149197_4.mp3	4. Kings Canyon	Further Seems Forever	3:21	$1.29	Digital Product:Add To Cart
/preview/88/03/DL149197_5.mp3	5. Staring Down The Sun	Further Seems Forever	2:51	$1.29	Digital Product:Add To Cart
/preview/87/97/DL149197_6.mp3	6. A System Of Symmetry	Further Seems Forever	2:38	$1.29	Digital Product:Add To Cart
/preview/87/95/DL149197_7.mp3	7. Penny Black	Further Seems Forever	3:20	$1.29	Digital Product:Add To Cart
/preview/87/99/DL149197_8.mp3	8. On The Outside	Further Seems Forever	2:48	$1.29	Digital Product:Add To Cart
/preview/88/02/DL149197_9.mp3	9. Engines	Further Seems Forever	2:31	$1.29	Digital Product:Add To Cart
/preview/88/01/DL149197_10.mp3	10. Rusted Machines	Further Seems Forever	3:17	$1.29	Digital Product:Add To Cart
/preview/88/04/DL149197_11.mp3	11. Stem The Loss	Further Seems Forever	3:03	$1.29	Digital Product:Add To Cart
/preview/87/94/DL149197_12.mp3	12. Janie	Further Seems Forever	3:50	$1.29	Digital Product:Add To Cart

Product Description

Following several lineup changes and a long hiatus, Florida-based indie-rock favorites Further Seems Forever return with Penny Black, a twelve-song collection of soaring, emotive original songs. Reunited with original singer Chris Carrabba (Dashboard Confessional), the group turns in what could be the best album of their careers, led by the striking lead single "So Cold."