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Bad Vibrations by Day to Remember (Record, 2016)

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Title: Bad Vibrations. Limited vinyl LP pressing includes digital download. The band took a trek up to Fort Collins, CO where they'd collaborate with Descendants' Bill Stevenson who produced the album.

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelAdtr Records, Adtr

UPC0045778747917

eBay Product ID (ePID)18046044578

Product Key Features

Release Year2016

FormatRecord

GenreRock

ArtistDay to Remember

Release TitleBad Vibrations

Dimensions

Item Height0.12 in

Item Weight0.70 lb

Item Length12.41 in

Item Width12.30 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks11

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Tracks1.1 Bad Vibrations 1.2 Paranoia 1.3 Naivety 1.4 Exposed 1.5 Bullfight 1.6 Reassemble 1.7 Justified 1.8 We Got This 1.9 Same About You 1.10 Turn Off the Radio 1.11 Forgive and Forget

Number of Discs1

NotesLimited vinyl LP pressing includes digital download. On their 2016 album, Bad Vibrations, A Day to Remember claim to have approached the writing process with no expectations and organically came up with their finest work to date. According to Jeremy McKinnon, ADTR's frontman, this album "... came together organically. We took some time to get together and write with no real expectations," says the singer. The band took a trek up to Fort Collins, CO where they'd collaborate with Descendants' Bill Stevenson who produced the album. The lead single "Paranoia" raced up the Active Rock Charts upon release, and McKinnon recalls, "That song just kind of came out of nowhere one day-and we were all really pumped on it." Radio is just one key to this band's success, as touring is front and center to the ADTR master plan. The band has curated their own music Festival, dubbed Self Help Fest - since 2014 - with the attendance growing each year. In March 2016 over 17,000 fans attended the fest in San Bernardino, CA., which was headlined by ADTR and featured some of the best bands in the scene.