All Harm Ends Here

by Early Day Miners

Overview

With All Harm Ends Here, Early Day Miners continue where Let Us Garlands Bring and Jefferson at Rest left off -- moody guitar rock that harkens back to the mid-'90s sadcore/slowcore bands like Bluetile Lounge, Days in December, and Rex. Guitarists Joseph Brumley, Daniel Burton, and Kirk Pratt, create floating guitar lines with subtle chords, while the appropriate, delicate interplays between instruments are emotionally heightened by the new rhythm section, the wonderful drumming of Matt Griffin and the bass work of Jonathan Richardson. All of Early Day Miners' successful elements shine best on the opening track, "Errance," and the closer, "The Purest Red." While the beginning of All Harm Ends Here has a touch more drive than the end of the record, the sprinkling tones and subtle rhythms that Early Day Miners provide throughout add rich textures and create a bridge for the whole record, giving the ending a calmer, atmospheric feel. Early Day Miners do a wonderful job of working off of their influences and creating an indie rock that sounds familiar, which may seem tiring to some, but is great for others who feel that someone needs to continue and expand that sound. ~ David Serra

Product Details

Release Date:	01/18/2005
Label:	Secretly Canadian
UPC:	0656605009629
Rank:	156428

Tracks

1. Errance
2. Townes
3. The Union Trade
4. Comfort/Guilt
5. All Harm
6. Precious Blood
7. We Know in Part
8. The Way We Live Now
9. The Purest Red

Album Credits

Performance Credits

Early Day Miners   Primary Artist

Technical Credits

Kirk Pratt   Group Member
Jonathan Richardson   Group Member
Matt Griffin   Group Member
Dan Burton   Audio Production,Producer,Mixing,Group Member
Stephen Roach   Photography
Maggie Polk   Performer
Early Day Miners   Composer,Engineer
Ben Swanson   Design,Performer,Layout Design
Joseph Brumley   Group Member
Dan Stout   Mastering
Jacob Belser   Engineer