About this album
Where they were
Released on March 21, 2006, 'Everything All the Time' was Band of Horses' debut album, establishing their presence in the indie rock scene. The band had recently formed, with lead singer Ben Bridwell transitioning from his previous group, Carissa's Wierd, to create a sound that would resonate deeply with listeners seeking emotive yet expansive soundscapes.
Why it matters
'Everything All the Time' received critical acclaim, particularly for its standout track 'The Funeral,' which has been lauded as an anthem of the indie rock movement. The album helped the band secure a devoted following and paved the way for their future success, including placements in films and television, further amplifying their cultural footprint.
Essential tracks
- "The Funeral" — This track is emblematic of the album’s emotional depth, featuring soaring vocals and poignant lyrics that capture feelings of loss and introspection.
- "Wicked Gil" — 'Wicked Gil' showcases the band's ability to blend catchy melodies with thoughtful lyrics, highlighting their signature sound that combines warmth and melancholy.
- "Monsters" — With its haunting instrumentation and reflective lyrics, 'Monsters' exemplifies the band's thematic exploration of vulnerability and existential questioning.
Release Date
March 21, 2006
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 The First Song 3:43
- 2 Wicked Gil 2:57
- 3 Our Swords 2:26
- 4 The Funeral 5:22
- 5 Part One 2:35
- 6 The Great Salt Lake 4:45
- 7 Weed Party 3:09
- 8 I Go to the Barn Because I Like The 3:06
- 9 Monsters 5:21
- 10 St. Augustine 2:41
