WALKING PAPERS LIGHT BELOW VINYL FULL

To celebrate Record Store Day Black Friday November 27, 2020, Walking Papers recently announced that they will be releasing a limited edition version of The Light Below on double white vinyl, ahead of the official February 5th street date.

These songs are special in their approach to their own idea and I’m thrilled to share them with anyone who will listen.” It’s changes and dynamics are crucial to it’s magic. “We wanted to pull the arrow back a little further before we let it fly. Music is a liner art form. “This album was different by design,” explains principal writer, vocalist and guitarist Jefferson Angell. About “What Did You Expect?” online rock magazine Loudwire stated, “The new song arrives with a darkly sinister vibe, with Angell letting his bluesy vocal and story revealing lyrics hover over the backdrop of a steadily dark guitar line and distinctive haunting keys.”

WALKING PAPERS LIGHT BELOW VINYL FULL

A digital 45 of “What Did You Expect?” b/w “The Other Shoe,” was released in August, as the first taste of the full length. Whiskey-voiced front man Jefferson Angell holds court, telling his tales over bluesy riffs with an alluring darkness on the second single, “The Value of Zero.” Heavy, thrashing drums and distorted, dystopian guitars take things in an unexplored direction, the droning noise-rock crafted by Walking Papers’ Benjamin Anderson surges around romantically cynical lyrics that Angell delivers like he’s staring down the barrel of a gun. “The Value of Zero” is from Walking Papers’ forthcoming full-length album, The Light Below, which is due out Februvia Carry On Music and is now available for pre-order HERE. In anticipation of the release, the music video premiered yesterday at Pancakes & Whiskey who called it “hypnotic” and a “suspenseful scorcher.” Read the full premiere HERE.

WALKING PAPERS “THE VALUE OF ZERO” OUT TODAY NEW ALBUM THE LIGHT BELOW DUE OUT FEBRUARY 5, 2021Ĭritically acclaimed Seattle rock band Walking Papers released their second single, “The Value of Zero,”today.

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