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Katie Herzig - Walk Through Walls (2014) [FLAC]
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  Katie Herzig - Walk Through Walls (2014) [FLAC]

  Genre: Pop/Rock
  Style: Singer/Songwriter, Indie, Alternative
  Source: CD (log + cue)
  Codec: FLAC
  Bitrate: ~ 1,000 kbps
  Bit Depth: 16
  Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz  

  01 Frequencies
  02 Drug
  03 Walk Through Walls
  04 Summer
  05 Say It Out Loud
  06 Your Side 
  07 Lines
  08 Thick as Thieves
  09 Human Too
  10 Water Fear
  11 Forgiveness
  12 Proud

  Katie Herzig struck out on her own after eight years as the frontwoman for Newcomers Home. Herzig was no stranger to the solo game, having released her first solo album, Watch Them Fall, in 2004, so it was no surprise when, following the dissolution of Newcomers Home in 2006, Herzig put together a second album, Weightless, which was released that summer. Comprised of quirky, heartfelt songs that nodded to twangy, warm-voiced artists like Devon Sproule and Neko Case, the album generated quite a bit of critical buzz, and several songs from the album found their way onto network television shows, notably Grey's Anatomy. Herzig spent the next two years playing gigs, collaborating with other artists, and writing new material, and she even managed to snag a 2007 Grammy nomination for one of her songs, "Heaven's My Home" (performed by the Duhks). Her third full-length album, Apple Tree, was released in the spring of 2008. Her music continued to find its way onto television shows and in 2011, she released her fourth solo album The Waking Sleep. She returned in early 2014 with Walk Through Walls.

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This is a great album! Not as good as her last one, but really good nonetheless. I bought it (first one I've bought in 20 years), but only cause I'm trying to do my part to support her work.