Dubinski - What Is Your Definition Of Happiness? - GNU005CD

Dubinski - What Is Your Definition Of Happiness? - GNU005LP

What Is Your Definition Of Happiness? (Green Vinyl)

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Format Details: Green Vinyl

Release Date: 07 March 2025

Label: GNU Roam

Packaging Type: Digipak

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 5056032393646

Genres: Indie Rock

Release Date: 07 March 2025

Label: GNU Roam

Packaging Type: Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 5056032393653

Genres: Indie Rock

Description

The follow-up to their eponymous 2022 debut album, 'What Is Your Definition Of Happiness?' finds Dubinski broadening their sonic palette with the help of Grammy award winning producers Mike Horner (Franz Ferdinand, Placebo, Hot Chip) and Robbie Nelson (Beck, Royal Blood, The Kooks). Across an album themed around the concept of happiness you'll find tales of crushed dreams, doomed romance and the perils of trying to survive as a DIY live band, all set to a compelling suite of bulletproof melodies which fuse elements of Franz Ferdinand, Parquet Courts, The Clash, Maximo Park, and even Paul Simon.
"A lot of these songs have something bittersweet to them," says vocalist Eugene. "It's a record of love, happiness, pain, sorrow, grief, healing, growth and acceptance. We wanted to tell a story with this album, and it flows similar to the way the seasons change."

Description
The follow-up to their eponymous 2022 debut album, 'What Is Your Definition Of Happiness?' finds Dubinski broadening their sonic palette with the help of Grammy award winning producers Mike Horner (Franz Ferdinand, Placebo, Hot Chip) and Robbie Nelson (Beck, Royal Blood, The Kooks). Across an album themed around the concept of happiness you'll find tales of crushed
dreams, doomed romance and the perils of trying to survive as a DIY live band, all set to a compelling suite of bulletproof melodies which fuse elements of Franz Ferdinand, Parquet Courts, The Clash, Maximo Park, and even Paul Simon.

"A lot of these songs have something bittersweet to them," says vocalist Eugene. "It's a record of love, happiness, pain, sorrow, grief, healing, growth and acceptance. We wanted to tell a story with this album, and it flows similar to the way the seasons change."
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