The Lumineers "The Lumineers" Color:Ruby Red (Limited Edition) Songs like "No End In

Songs like "No End In Sight" and "Suck You Dry" made it clear these guys were a punk band at heart

When the Wind Forgets Your Name continues expanding the Built to Spill universe in new and exciting ways

Jack Bevan (drums) and Edwin Congreave (keys)

Drummer Hugh O'Neill died of brain cancer about two months before the album was released

The Lumineers "The Lumineers" Color:Ruby Red (Limited Edition) Songs like "No End InThe debut from this colorado crew basically argues that a bunch of americans can lead slowly accelerating lovelorn singalongs just as well as uk yankophile marcus mumford, bringing fiddle scratching, marching band snare rolls, parlor room piano chords, and kingston trio guitar strumming to an album thats long on nostalgic reverie. 'american bandstand, electric guitar' frontman wesley schultz sings over handclaps in 'big parade,' which evokes the jfk