Let's go for a ride
on our bike
Like we're 20 years old
because we can

Kirlian Photography Pt1

These aren't just words
They're what I'm saying to you
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Plenty and more
what are we dying for?

no voice
did we ever really need one
did we ever ask for control

So we never look back
and we've always got away in the past
We're falling back into nothingness
And we've stolen everything except for this.

Plent Yand More (The Dead Frets Cover)

Recording and Mixing Engineer: Jon Parsons 
Mastered by Russ Fox at Broadmoor Recording 
Produced by Sly Roosevelt 

Band Members: 
Guitar and Vocals: Sean McDaniel 
Bass: Alexander Durand 
Drums: Matthew Marshall 
Lead Guitar: Jyosh Sanders 
Keys: Megan Durand 
Backup Vocals: Alexander and Megan Durand 

Auxiliary Instruments: 
Wind Chimes, Bells, Intro: Jon Parsons 

Artwork: Jarrod Schneider

Released June 1, 2012

Special Thanks: Jon Parsons, Dan Kay, Justin Kay, Andy Rivas, Michael Borneisen, Ian Thorton, Shane and Rob at the Prichard Building, Don Duncan, Caleb Adkins, John Stepp, Jarrod Schneider, Sean Knisely, Beth Wheeler, Michael Bradbury, Jordan Trent, and the Kids from Deadbeats and Barkers. Friends, family, and all who continually support us in a myriad of meaningful ways. 

Thanks to all our local brothers and sisters. 
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Sean McDaniel (guitar/vocals), Matthew Marshall (drums), Jyoshua Sanders (guitar), and Marty Ferrell (bass/vocals) comprise Sly Roosevelt, a progressive indie rock band from Huntington, West Virginia. 
McDaniel and accompaniment have been writing and performing original music since 2008. Exploring influences and evolving a unique sound that shifts and builds through peculiar song structures and an emotive spoken-sung vocal style. Their style has been compared to Modest Mouse, Shellac, Manchester Orchestra, and Sonic Youth.

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