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Aloud is an American indie rock band. The band was formed in Boston, Massachusetts in 2002 by principal vocalists and songwriters Jen de la Osa and Henry Beguiristain, accompanied by bassist Charles Murphy and drummer Frank Hegyi. The band's songwriting and vocal abilities are often highlighted by critics.[1][2][3][4] While generally known for a more energetic sound, Aloud changed tack and pared down their sound on their third studio album, Exile.[5]
Documentary film of the Spring leg of the Fan The Fury tour, which took place March – April 2008. Contains live performances and interviews with the band.
2004
Aloud: 2004 Year in Review
Released: December 2004
Format: CD-ROM
Short documentary on the recording of The Sooner It Comes and touring in 2004. The short was distributed to subscribers of Aloud's e-mail list. The CD-ROM also contained an audio interview on WMFO and bonus tracks.[6]
Music videos
Year
Title
Director
2006
"Beaches"
Tom Fitzgerald
2007
"Can You Hear Me Now?"
2009
"Julie"
Chris March
"You Got Me Wrong"
Annie Burns
2010
"Old Soldier"
Chris March
2011
"Exile in the Night"
2012
"You Will Know"
Stephen LoVerme
2014
"It's Got To Be Now"
Erin Genett/Stephen LoVerme
"Back Here With Me Again"
2015
"A Little Bit Low"
Phil Healy/Adam Van Voorhis
2016
"The Wicked Kind"
Skye Von
Soundtracks
Year
Details
Comments
2008
The Mixtress
Song: "Release"
Released: March 6, 2008
Studio: Wideshot Studios
Award-winning soundtrack to the short documentary by Wideshot Studios on Jules Bennett, aka "The Mixtress".[7] Soundtrack also featured contributions from The Walkmen and The Cardigans.[8]
Allston Pudding Presents Boston Marathon Relief Mixtape MMXIII
Song: "Justice & Forgiveness"
Label: Allston Pudding
Released: April 2013
Formats: Digital
Other releases
Year
Details
Comments
2002
Don't Trust the Radio
Released: July 31, 2002
Formats: CD, cassette
Four song home-recorded demo, briefly sold at shows in 2002. Contained early versions of "Don't Trust the Radio", "Help Me Help You", and "Mind Relaxer", which would later appear on 2004's The Sooner It Comes.[9]
2003
"Wouldn't You"
Released: January 1, 2003
Formats: Download
Home-recorded demo, released as a digital single and later included with Don't Trust the Radio.[9]
Pretty Little Picture
Released: March 21, 2003
Formats: CD
Studio demo, briefly sold at shows in 2003. Contained early versions of "Don't Trust the Radio" and "Help Me Help You", which would later appear on 2004's The Sooner It Comes.[10]
"Anybody (The Blues Song) [acoustic]"
Released: c. September 2003
Formats: Download
Home recorded acoustic version of "Anybody (The Blues Song)", originally found on Pretty Little Picture.
Live at the Middle East
Released: November 21, 2003
Formats: CD
Live soundboard recording of Aloud at The Middle East in Cambridge, Massachusetts. While never officially released in its entirety by Aloud, the disc was briefly sold via The Middle East's website. Aloud also made four tracks available for download.[11]
2004
Aloud: 2004 Year in Review
Released: December 2004
Formats: CD-ROM
Distributed to subscribers of Aloud's e-mail list. Contained an early version of "Late Last Nite", recorded during the sessions for The Sooner It Comes.[6]
2009
Rock Out Boston Club Sampler
Released: May 12, 2009
Formats: CD
Exclusive sampler for Rock Out Boston Club. Contained the "campfire" version of "The Last Time", a live performance of "Sometimes I Feel Like A Vampire", and a previously unreleased song "Gone With the Rising Sun".[12]
2012
10th Anniversary EP
Released: April 26, 2012
Formats: Download
Exclusive EP released by the The Boston Phoenix to commemorate Aloud's 10th anniversary, featuring four songs from previously released albums.[13]
2014
This Will Make Sense Later: the It's Got To Be Now demos
Released: April 1, 2014
Formats: Download
A collection of demos from It's Got To Be Now released exclusively to the album's Kickstarter backers. Contains demo recordings of all the songs on the album (except for "Back Here With Me Again") and "You Will Know", plus two compositions ("Edge City", "(I Just Want) To Be Free") yet to be officially released.
References
^Spotlight: Aloud, Performer Magazine (Northeast), July 2007
^DeTroiav, Kristen, "Aloud 'Exile' ", Performer Magazine, November 2010, p. 31
^Enigmatic lyrics get fans thinking Aloud, Boston Herald, August 25, 2006