Looking Back: Day 2

Everyday of the week leading to the release of our new album, CARTOGRAPHY, we'll be streaming different UNreleased (and probably embarrassing) songs spanning the entire life of the band. Each song will only be up for the day it's posted. (Like I said, they're embarrassing)

We've got two songs for Tuesday's entry, which you can listen to here- 

She Is 

and 

Biting Through The Table. 

Here's what Malachi has to say about them:

Both "She Is" and "Biting Through the Table" originate from some of the earliest writing sessions I had with Sam and Andrew. The first demos were recorded in Yucaipa mostly, either in Andew’s bedroom or a church, when those two were still in high school. These particular recordings came from the “Weaker Than Thou” time, about a year or so later. Listening now, She Is doesn’t sound too different from our later work. One song from this time, Clotted Together, survived all the way through to our current sets.

- Malachi

**For details on the The Denouement's upcoming full length, go to www.facebook.com/events/337211663058749/

Looking Back: Day 1

Everyday of the week leading to the release of our new album, CARTOGRAPHY, we'll be streaming different UNreleased (and probably embarrassing) songs spanning the entire life of the band. Each song will only be up for the day it's posted. (Like I said, they're embarrassing)

Today's entry is a cover of Eleanor Rigby Matt and Malachi did ten years ago. Listen here.
What Matt has to say about it: 

I first met Malachi through mutual college friends and was working on a set of recordings for another band he was in when we decided it might be fun to experiment with some acoustic covers together. This track precedes the formation of the Denouement proper by about a year. Here is the unfinished version of the very first recording we ever made together in fall of 2003, a cover of the Beatles Eleanor Rigby.

--matthew lee

**For details on the The Denouement's upcoming full length, go to www.facebook.com/events/337211663058749/