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Rock · 2010 · 12 tracks · 42m

Tonic

Tonic

Tonic's self-titled fourth album marks a confident return to form, blending their signature melodic alternative rock with earnest vocals and thoughtful instrumentation.

May 4, 2010 · 429 Records

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This album feels like a seasoned band settling back into their most comfortable and compelling sound. It's the sound of mature alternative rock, rich with melodic hooks and Emerson Hart's distinctive, heartfelt vocals. Expect driving guitars tempered by moments of rootsy introspection, perfect for those reflective moments or a contemplative journey.

Tracklist · 12 Tracks · 42m
01
Release Me
3:19
02
Daffodil
3:21
03
I Want It to Be
3:43
04
Send a Message
3:28
05
Bigger Than Both
4:10
06
Nothing Is Everything
4:27
07
Feel It Now
3:03
08
Where Do I Fit
3:09
09
Resolve
4:21
10
Precious Little Bird
2:51
11
Torn to Pieces
2:44
12
She Goes Down
3:46
Moments Worth Listening For
The dynamic shift in 'Daffodil' where the driving guitars give way to a more introspective, melodic bridge before returning with renewed vigor.
The subtle yet distinctive inclusion of lap steel or mandolin in 'Feel It Now', adding a rootsy texture to the otherwise anthemic rock sound.
The raw, intimate vocal delivery on 'Torn to Pieces', likely enhanced by its Nashville recording, creating a moment of heightened emotional vulnerability.
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