Once Palms is released, it's conceivable that their set lists will no longer include any M/m. 'Yellow Belly' is hanging by a thread.
Hi everyone. Stumbled across this board via Thrice subreddit. As far as I can tell, this place is far more active than reddit. I try not to listen to singles until the full album drops. But based on what I'm reading "Only Us" suggests Palms might be a bit more sonically adventurous than M/M (which, as time passes, is proving to be probably my least favorite Thrice album) and TBEITBN? Thrice might be my favorite band, but I think their recent work has suffered from being a tad bit generic.
More instrumentation is not a prerequisite for sonically adventurous. Making a rock record in 2016 is pretty darn bold if you ask me.
I love Major/Minor. It holds a special place in my heart, and I hear people’s quibbles about it, but can’t help but look at it with love and admiration. Even if it’s probably on the bottom tier of their albums for me, I still love it. The only Thrice music I don’t listen to would be First Impressions and Identity Crisis. listened to each at least once, and can appreciate them for being the beginning sounds of my favorite band, but beyond that I have no desire to return to them. Palms intrigues me, because I feel like it’s another leg of their career, and it’s their sophomore album (of graduate school, if you will) in this second half.
So this is a question I’ve had for a while as someone who got into Thrice around 2013 or so, I’m sure someone will have an answer... Why is the artwork for Beggars on digital services (iTunes/Apple Music, Spotify, etc.) different from the artwork I usually see as the “official” cover for the album? Basically, why is the @Kevin360 avatar not the artwork Beggars has on Apple Music?
I just started on AP I think the month it leaked, and wasn’t a huge fan yet. So I’m not entirely sure
Interesting. But when you buy a physical copy of the album, it has different artwork than the one it shows on Apple Music and other digital services, right? I personally like the physical cover better.
The album leaked prior to its original release, and the band opted to quickly release it digitally (the "bars" artwork on iTunes) before they could secure rights to the artwork they wanted (my avatar). Failing to secure rights to that image, they chose the image on the physical copies of the record (figures on an island).
That’s what really pulled me into listening to them. That, and they were coheadlining with Brand New in the fall. Everyone was speculating about Daisy, but then the Beggars leak got a bunch of buzz and they moved the digital release date up by a month or two.