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The Long Way Home
Rock · 2010 · 11 tracks · 36m

The Long Way Home

Donots

A transitional alternative rock album blending the band's energetic punk roots with expansive stadium melodies, acoustic folk, and unexpected instrumentation.

March 26, 2010 · Solitary Man Records

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An optimistic, stadium-sized rock record tinged with reflective, acoustic-folk nostalgia.

Tracklist · 11 Tracks · 36m
01
Changes
3:27
02
Calling
3:04
03
Forever Ends Today
3:26
04
High and Dry
3:32
05
Let It Go
3:20
06
Dead Man Walking
3:01
07
Make Believe
2:41
08
Who You Are
3:30
09
The Years Gone By
2:06
10
Hello Knife
3:14
11
Parade of One
5:14
Moments Worth Listening For
The crackle of Chuck Ragan's gravelly answering machine message that opens the album on Changes, setting a gritty, collaborative tone.
The sudden, driving acoustic strumming and Celtic-influenced folk-rock swing that kicks off the infectious Dead Man Walking.
The slow-burning, U2-inspired guitar delay on the opening of Calling, which builds into a massive, stadium-ready chorus.
Where This Album DepartsEach spoke is a trait. The orange shape shows where this album pulls away from — or holds to — the rest of the artist’s catalogue. Tap for more.

How does The Long Way Home sound next to the rest of Donots's catalogue?

Acoustic Guitar+1.7σ

The instrumentation foregrounds acoustic guitar notably more than the catalogue usually does.

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