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Smile, It's the End of the World (CD - 2006)

UPC: 00094634561327

Label: Tooth & Nail

Genre: Gospel - Contemp. Christian

Album Description: Hawk Nelson: Jason (vocals, piano); Jonathan (guitars); Daniel (bass guitar); Aaron (drums).Personnel: Kenneth E. Larry, Everett Dallas, James "Jockey" Young, Willie Mae Williams, Josh Head (vocals).Audio Mixer: J.R. McNeely.Recording information: Compound Recording... read more

Hawk Nelson: Jason (vocals, piano); Jonathan (guitars); Daniel (bass guitar); Aaron (drums).

Personnel: Kenneth E. Larry, Everett Dallas, James "Jockey" Young, Willie Mae Williams, Josh Head (vocals).

Audio Mixer: J.R. McNeely.

Recording information: Compound Recording, Seattle, WA.

Illustrator: Jason Powers.

Photographer: David Hill.

This is the sophomore effort from punk-pop outfit Hawk Nelson. Catchy tunes replete with tight harmonies, slicing guitars, and hopped-up, high-energy rhythms show the band building on the formula that made their debut, LETTERS TO THE PRESIDENT, such a success. Hawk Nelson mix things up a bit, with straight punk ("Is Forever Enough") and hands-in-the-air chantalongs ("Bring 'Em Out"), but the band is at their best on slices of sure-fire punk-pop like "The One Thing I Have Left," the album's rousing opener. minimize

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Album Description

Hawk Nelson: Jason (vocals, piano); Jonathan (guitars); Daniel (bass guitar); Aaron (drums).
Personnel: Kenneth E. Larry, Everett Dallas, James "Jockey" Young, Willie Mae Williams, Josh Head (vocals).
Audio Mixer: J.R. McNeely.
Recording information: Compound Recording, Seattle, WA.
Illustrator: Jason Powers.
Photographer: David Hill.
This is the sophomore effort from punk-pop outfit Hawk Nelson. Catchy tunes replete with tight harmonies, slicing guitars, and hopped-up, high-energy rhythms show the band building on the formula that made their debut, LETTERS TO THE PRESIDENT, such a success. Hawk Nelson mix things up a bit, with straight punk ("Is Forever Enough") and hands-in-the-air chantalongs ("Bring 'Em Out"), but the band is at their best on slices of sure-fire punk-pop like "The One Thing I Have Left," the album's rousing opener.

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