The Cold Still: Limited Army Green Vinyl LP Drop Nineteens James Dean Bradfield agreed on

James Dean Bradfield agreed on the condition that he could remix the entire record with the band’s longtime studio partner Dave Eringa

the grieving of something lost

The brilliant arranger Gil Evans had already collaborated with Miles Davis on Birth of the Cool and Miles Ahead when he made his 2 excellent albums for World Pacific—New Bottle Old Wine (1958) and Great Jazz Standards (1959)—the latter featuring Johnny Coles

The score is written by brothers Bryce and Aaron Dessner from The National with all songs written by Bryce

The Cold Still: Limited Army Green Vinyl LP Drop Nineteens James Dean Bradfield agreed onHaving finally established themselves as a globally recognised touring band, and still wholly independent, The Boxer Rebellion turned to producer Ethan Johns to help them create The Cold Still. Ethan had been our dream producer for years, so when we were asked to make a list of people to produce the third album my list consisted of one name, says guitarist Todd Howe. We didnt want anyone else and, luckily for us, he was in from the first demo. We were