Harm's Way (Driving Gracie)
from Harm's Way EP by The Farewell Monument
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Recorded in January 2011 by Jerod Jacobs in Salisbury, NC.
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from Harm's Way EP,
track released April 6, 2011
The Farewell Monument is:
Stephen Davis - Guitar
Paul Bright - Drums, samples
Stephen Williams - Bass
Matt Bragg - Guitar, E-bow
Additional writing on "Driving Gracie" by The Dying Detective
Produced by Stephen Davis
Recording engineer: Jerod Jacobs
Assistant Engineer: Russell Wilson
Artwork: Stephen Davis
thefarewellmonument.com
jerodjacobs.com
The Farewell Monument is:
Stephen Davis - Guitar
Paul Bright - Drums, samples
Stephen Williams - Bass
Matt Bragg - Guitar, E-bow
Additional writing on "Driving Gracie" by The Dying Detective
Produced by Stephen Davis
Recording engineer: Jerod Jacobs
Assistant Engineer: Russell Wilson
Artwork: Stephen Davis
thefarewellmonument.com
jerodjacobs.com
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Apr 2011
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