Back To The Party, by Sam Russo

Back To The Party

by Sam Russo

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Matt Beall Thanks, Sam. First record is an all time favorite, and this one probably tops it. Already listened to it 10,000 times during the global coronavirus quarantine, while working on art projects. It's the perfect thing to have right now.

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1.	Purple Snow 04:14	buy track
2.	The Window 02:55	buy track
3.	Always Lost 03:06	buy track
4.	Good and Gone 02:50	buy track
5.	Darkness 01:50	buy track
6.	Young Heroes 02:55	buy track
7.	Anne 04:02	buy track
8.	Tears 04:04	buy track
9.	Corporeal Gloom 03:46	buy track
10.	The Basement 03:41	buy track

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Sam Russo has had offers from much bigger/better labels, but to our delight, he chose to stick with his old chums at Red Scare for album #3. And “Back To The Party” is a special one. This is a diverse-sounding record with a broad spectrum of emotions on display. You can hear the loyalty and the love, the fear and the hope, the desperation and the triumph. You can also hear Sam trying new things as he crafts 33 minutes of his best stuff yet. It’s a bold mix of styles that we haven’t yet heard from the British balladeer, and we know Sam’s devoted following are hungry for his first new LP in five years. When he’s not toiling away out in the farmland of East Anglia, he’ll be playing shows and festivals in Europe and America, so get ready for Sam’s party in 2020 and beyond…

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released March 27, 2020

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Sam Russo Haverhill, UK

UK based singer-songwriter and punk rock troubadour. Long defined by his singular voice and quietly defiant songwriting, Russo continues to chart his own course, never chasing trends, always reaching for something honest. Whether performing solo or with his band, he remains a uniquely vital presence in modern punk-inspired songwriting: not chasing discovery, just steadily becoming unmissable. ... more