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Deer Leap - What Is Dead May Never Die
From Here. Home (2012)
Don’t burn your bridges down just to get away.
Don’t whine and don’t tell tales of awful days.
Uproot and move yourself if you think that’s what it takes.
Don’t kick yourself if you find that it’s all a waste.
Just put your mind at ease.
Everything that you see, it all will work out.
All those things, all your worries, they all will work out.
After ages of only having Deer Leap's split with TWIABP I've finally downloaded everything of theirs.
It was so fucking worth it.
it’s been growing for years and finally taken hold. you drive for hours down back roads but don’t know how to simply call and vent about the things causing you this (pain). you drink for hours and it shows when you up and let it go. call and tell me that you’re scared and i’ll be right (there). it doesn’t matter what you’ve done its who you are and have become. all circumstance aside you never have to hide. it doesn’t matter what you’ve done its who you are and have become.
Deer Leap - Here. Home vinyl LP - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - We are very excited to announce that we will be releasing Deer Leap's "Here. Home" as a vinyl LP early next year. This will be a split release with a new label from Boston called Small Time Records. Small Time Records: http://www.smalltimerecords.com/ http://www.facebook.com/smalltimerecs "Here. Home" is the debut LP for the New Hampshire post-rock tinged atmospheric emo trio. They won the internet's heart with their amazing effort on a split LP with The World is a Beautiful Place & I am No Longer Afraid to Die in 2011. The bands draws influence from artists like The Appleseed Cast, Jimmy Eat World, and Mogwai. You can stream / download "Here. Home" on their bandcamp: http://deerleap.bandcamp.com/
"... with its medley of superb indie and post-rock tendencies, Here. Home. proves Deer Leap can stand on their own, are on the top of their game, and are a band worth noticing that will surely surprise a lot of people in the near future." Sputnik Music (4 out of 5)
"It's hard to tell if Here. Home. is an album of tension being fully released or problems merely going unsolved, but either way, listening [to] the journey yields rewards. Deer Leap [is] one of the better, more gripping acts in a crowded field, and Here. Home. will hopefully gain them as much notice as they deserve." Punk News (4 out of 5)
"If you're looking for an intense, emotional album to put on, sit back and contemplate to, this is for you. I can't think of a band that better delivers the perfect mix of crushing instrumental work and clean, consistently powerful vocals." Serious Tones (4 out of 5)
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And because we just can't wait to put out some Deer Leap jams, we decided to press some copies of their original demo from 2010 on cassettes. This release features a bonus demo version of the song "Coffee & Keys" from their 2011 split LP with The World is a Beautiful Place & I am No Longer Afraid to Die.
These are now available from our webstore: http://brokenworldmedia.bigcartel.com/
