For All You Break

#		Title	Length
1		Sitting Outside	2:44	Play
2		To Know Me	2:23	Play
3		Slip On Through	2:35	Play
4		Give In Again	3:33	Play
5		Melody	3:51	Play
6		She Wears The Sun	3:41	Play
7		Easy To Tears	2:45	Play
8		I Can't Break Away	2:42	Play
9		Where I Once Had A Heart	2:07	Play
10		To Get That Far	3:08	Play
11		Taken By Surprise	2:22	Play
12		One Bottle Of Bourbon	2:05	Play
13		Without A Smile	2:16	Play
			36:12

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Chicago’s Down The Line continues to demonstrate that you don’t need electricity to generate real power. Their third full-length album, For All You Break (scheduled for release March 9 at the Park West, Chicago), delivers mighty hooks and harmonies within smart songcraft and truly shining vocals. It’s an acoustic mix—guitar, mandolin, violin, harmonica and djembe, driven by a lone-electric bass—that the Chicago Sun-Times praised as “an organic blend of rollicking pop.” The group prefers to describe their sound more simply: acoustic pop. (Although when pressed, they explain, “If The Cars had kids with Fleetwood Mac, well, they’d probably sound like us.”) However you label them, Down The Line creates music that’s pure, unique and unforgettable.

The 13 never-played songs on For All You Break were arranged and recorded in only 12 days, a purposeful departure from the months-long recording processes of Down The Line’s two previous albums, Please Remember My Name and Welcome To Flavortown. That self-imposed schedule intensity resulted in energetic and urgent performances by band members Levi Britton (acoustic guitar, vocals), Derek Fawcett (djembe, vocals), Dan Myers (harmonica, mandolin, violin, vocals), and Dave Rothkopf (acoustic guitar, bass, vocals). Down The Line’s For All You Break reminds us that acoustic music can indeed be electrifying.

For All You Break will be released March 9 at an all-ages performance at the Park West, Chicago. Soon after, Down The Line travels to Austin, Texas for a debut showcase at the South by Southwest music festival. The band’s 2007 schedule will take them across the nation, including a touring stint as openers for classic rock icons America. Whether with America, in America or overseas, Down The Line is not to be missed.