About this album
Where they were
When 'Goodbye Blues' was released in March 2008, The Hush Sound was navigating their transition after the success of their previous album, 'Like Vines.' This third studio album marked a significant moment as they explored deeper lyrical themes and a more polished sound, following a brief hiatus that included lineup changes and personal growth within the band.
Why it matters
The album garnered attention for its artistic evolution and resonated with fans, debuting at number 12 on the Billboard Heatseekers chart. Critics praised its melodic diversity, which contributed to the band's influence in the alternative rock scene during the late 2000s.
Essential tracks
- "Honey" — 'Honey' features infectious hooks and showcases the band's signature blend of pop and rock, making it a standout track that encapsulates the album's essence.
- "Medicine Man" — This track highlights poignant lyrics about seeking solace and understanding, underlined by lush instrumentation that illustrates the band's growth in songwriting.
- "Hurricane" — 'Hurricane' is an emotionally charged anthem that demonstrates the band's ability to weave personal narratives into compelling melodies, resonating with listeners.
Release Date
March 18, 2008
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Intro 1:29
- 2 Honey 3:39
- 3 Medicine Man 3:23
- 4 The Boys Are Too Refined 3:17
- 5 Hurricane 3:12
- 6 As You Cry 3:24
- 7 Six (interlude) 2:22
- 8 Molasses 3:51
- 9 That's Okay 3:18
- 10 Not Your Concern 2:57
- 11 Love You Much Better 3:17
- 12 Hospital Bed Crawl 2:36
- 13 Break the Sky 3:19
- 14 You Are My Home 3:02
