Fearful Bones

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Fearful Bones is the debut album of The Courage, formerly known as "Noah Gundersen & the Courage". The album was recorded in a barn in Sisters, Oregon by Matt Lee, who mixed and produced the album, in the summer of 2010. It was released at the band's performance in the Crocodile Cafe in Oregon that September which started their promotional tour of the West Coast.[3][4]

Fearful Bones is seen as a turning point in the history of The Courage: although it is the band's first album under their current moniker, the group has been playing as a back-up band for Noah Gundersen since 2007, who leads the group as the singer-songwriter. Noah dropped his name from the title after deciding to have the entire band more incorporated in the music[5] and move away from more folk-oriented music, saying, "I love the sound of a band more than a solo performer. You can only have so many options as a solo performer and I’m not a big fan of loop pedals,”[6] Since then, each member has played a more significant role in songwriting.[2]

Track listing

No.TitleLength
1."Summer Sky"4:03
2."Fearful Bone"4:03
3."Frequency"4:13
4."Hard Parts"3:25
5."Chances"4:53
6."451"5:04
7."Black Dress"5:38
8."Wandering Bird"3:52
9."Wedding Song"3:43
10."Moles"6:00
11."East of Eden"6:14

[7]

  • The song "Moles" was initially released on Noah Gundersen's MySpace on December 10. The band performed a show at The Triple Door at the end of the month, selling the song as a single.
  • "Frequency" was streamed for free on the band's official website weeks before the album's release.

Personnel

References

  1. ^ Fearful Bones - The Courage
  2. ^ a b An Incomplete History of How Noah Gundersen Became The Courage - Page 1 - Music - Seattle - Seattle Weekly
  3. ^ Niet compatibele browser | Facebook
  4. ^ Tour
  5. ^ Northwest Bands Dot Com
  6. ^ The Passionate Life: Getting philosophical (and sun tanned) with Noah Gundersen and The Courage
  7. ^ iTunes Store

External links

  • Official website
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