Oakland's Samiam unleashed their sixth album, Astray, in 2000, and it's a heart-wrenching masterpiece. Samiam blends punk energy with alt-rock vibes and a melancholic undertone, all wrapped in a smartly produced soundscape. Astray doesn't shy away from darkness, confronting heavy themes like suicide with raw honesty and searing emotion. The music itself reflects the weight, rumbling bass- heavy guitars amplifying the somber mood. Amidst the intensity, gems like “Mud Hill.” “Sunshine.” & "Dull" (arguably their crown jewel) shines through, resonating with anyone who's ever felt the weight of sadness. Marking a band turning point, this was Samiam's last album with founding guitarist James Brogan and first with bassist Sean Kennerly.
Limited copies available through Devil Dog Distro's UK site!
Red/Coke Bottle Clear/Yellow Tri-Split Vinyl / 300
Hand-numbered
Tracklisting:
1. Sunshine
2. Wisconsin
3. Super Brava
4. Mud Hill
5. Paraffin
6. Calloused
7. Mexico
8. Dull
9. Curbside
10. Bird Bath
11. How Long
12. Why Do We