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The Dear Hunter|The Color Spectrum: The Complete Collection

The Color Spectrum: The Complete Collection

The Dear Hunter

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A departure from the Act I-VI album cycle that the band has been working on, The Color Spectrum finds the Dear Hunter moving in a different and even more conceptual direction, writing songs influenced by the visible range of the electromagnetic spectrum. While the project spans nine EPs consisting of 36 total tracks, this album collects just 11 of the songs, giving listeners a small taste of the massive project. Casey Crescenzo and company do an admirable job of sticking to the concept, especially given the abstract nature of the project, delivering a collection of songs that actually feel as if they represent the colors associated with them. The album opens with “Filth and Squalor (Black),” which, as one would expect, is a dark and moody track that acts as a nice contrast to the sunny and upbeat bounce of “She’s Always Singing (Yellow).” The album holds up conceptually all the way to the end as it closes with two tracks from the white EP, “Home (White)” and “Fall and Flee (White),” which both have a gentle, almost reassuring benevolence to them as they build into uplifting crescendos. Despite being from different albums, the songs all work together remarkably well, giving the album the kind of natural flow that one expects from an album, never giving away the fact that the songs are all from different EPs. This kind of unity showcases the Dear Hunter’s ability to really mine a concept for all it’s worth, exploring an idea and discovering everything that it might have to offer before moving on to the next thing, and while it’s only about a third of the total work, The Color Spectrum allows listeners the chance to stand at the edge of the water and dip their toes in before wading neck-deep into the strange world Crescenzo has created for himself.

© Gregory Heaney /TiVo

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The Color Spectrum: The Complete Collection

The Dear Hunter

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1
Never Forgive, Never Forget
00:04:41

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

2
Filth and Squalor
00:04:01

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

3
Take More Than You Need
00:04:30

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

4
This Body
00:04:47

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

5
I Couldn't Do It Alone
00:03:29

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

6
A Curse Of Cynicism
00:03:11

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

7
Deny It All
00:03:34

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

8
We've Got A Score To Settle
00:03:45

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

9
Echo
00:04:06

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

10
Stuck On A Wire Out on A Fence
00:03:08

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

11
A Sea of Solid Earth
00:04:41

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

12
But There's Wolves
00:04:04

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

13
She's Always Singing
00:02:40

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

14
The Dead Don't Starve
00:04:57

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

15
A Sua Voz
00:03:20

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

16
Misplaced Devotion
00:03:46

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

17
Things That Hide Away
00:03:24

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

18
The Canopy
00:03:52

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

19
Crow and Cackle
00:05:42

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

20
The Inheritance
00:03:25

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

21
Tripping In Triplets
00:03:52

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

22
Trapdoor
00:03:54

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

23
What You Said
00:05:04

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

24
The Collapse of the Great Tide Cliffs
00:05:33

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

25
What Time Taught Us
00:04:07

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

26
Mandala
00:04:55

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

27
Progress
00:03:35

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

28
Therma
00:02:41

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

29
Mr. Malum
00:03:57

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

30
Lillian
00:04:07

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

31
Too Late
00:04:03

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

32
Look Away
00:03:41

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

33
Home
00:03:55

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

34
Fall and Flee
00:04:07

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

35
No God
00:03:49

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

36
Lost But Not All Gone
00:03:58

The Dear Hunter, MainArtist

(C) 2011 Triple Crown Records (P) 2011 Triple Crown Records

Album review

A departure from the Act I-VI album cycle that the band has been working on, The Color Spectrum finds the Dear Hunter moving in a different and even more conceptual direction, writing songs influenced by the visible range of the electromagnetic spectrum. While the project spans nine EPs consisting of 36 total tracks, this album collects just 11 of the songs, giving listeners a small taste of the massive project. Casey Crescenzo and company do an admirable job of sticking to the concept, especially given the abstract nature of the project, delivering a collection of songs that actually feel as if they represent the colors associated with them. The album opens with “Filth and Squalor (Black),” which, as one would expect, is a dark and moody track that acts as a nice contrast to the sunny and upbeat bounce of “She’s Always Singing (Yellow).” The album holds up conceptually all the way to the end as it closes with two tracks from the white EP, “Home (White)” and “Fall and Flee (White),” which both have a gentle, almost reassuring benevolence to them as they build into uplifting crescendos. Despite being from different albums, the songs all work together remarkably well, giving the album the kind of natural flow that one expects from an album, never giving away the fact that the songs are all from different EPs. This kind of unity showcases the Dear Hunter’s ability to really mine a concept for all it’s worth, exploring an idea and discovering everything that it might have to offer before moving on to the next thing, and while it’s only about a third of the total work, The Color Spectrum allows listeners the chance to stand at the edge of the water and dip their toes in before wading neck-deep into the strange world Crescenzo has created for himself.

© Gregory Heaney /TiVo

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