The Dear Hunter announce surprise live album

2015-03-04 by lyzakthellama | 19 Comments
The Dear Hunter have released a live album featuring songs spanning the career of the band. Frontman Casey Crescenzo addressed the fans in a letter stating that he wanted to "surprise our fans with this release".

In addition, the band has announced a series of tour dates where they will play songs exclusively from Act II and III.

The album can be streamed here:




To further this surprise, the band's next LP will officially be the continuation of the bands 6 part Acts series. The album, entitled Act IV: Rebirth in Reprise, will be released later this year.

You can read Casey's full letter here:
http://www.thedearhunter.com

Tagged: The Dear Hunter

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LunaticSoul
March 4th 2015
2453 Comments


damn you casey

and goddamn it's my most listened band in the last 5 years and FB doesn't even show me such gloriousness on my feed?

zaruyache
March 4th 2015
28899 Comments


that's because facebok's mind-reading algorithm is a charlatan that just shows you the same junk every day.

LunaticSoul
March 4th 2015
2453 Comments


Well I actually have created a list with all the bands so that I can just scroll through music related news.. But I missed this one. Just checked and it was there.

BarryMckokiner
March 4th 2015
56 Comments


It's about time he's getting back to the Acts Series. And a tour where he's only playing songs from Act II and III sounds amazing.

SirDrumsalot
March 4th 2015
1835 Comments


Meh, dont really care for live albums in general.
But the tour kicks off with a solo accoustic show that I will definitely be attending!

botb
March 4th 2015
20263 Comments


This band is perfect live so I'm sure this is great, the other announcements are awesome as well

sncold
March 4th 2015
133 Comments


So damn stoked for Act IV, hell yeah

impoppy
March 4th 2015
2289 Comments


Best band

YetAnotherBrick
March 4th 2015
6693 Comments


Deerhunter >

botb
March 4th 2015
20263 Comments


Disagree

JohnnyoftheWell
March 4th 2015
64287 Comments


Holy shit. Act IV.

minty901
March 4th 2015
3976 Comments


Wow awesome news about Act IV. Shame they never released the Color Spectrum Live DVD in the UK (I don't think).

dimsim3478
March 4th 2015
8987 Comments


yay for act iv!!!!

iambandersnatch
March 4th 2015
1944 Comments


Act IV hype :-O

4N4LB34D5
March 5th 2015
477 Comments


holy fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck!!!!!!!!!!!!

Calc
Staff Reviewer
March 5th 2015
18384 Comments


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Voltimand
March 5th 2015
1670 Comments


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wayfaringstranger
March 6th 2015
290 Comments


so hyped for Act IV

zmol
March 9th 2015
39 Comments


Not normally a live recording type of guy, but damn the dear hunter bring it live. Saw them at soundwave in '13 and my love has only gotten greater with time. Keen as for Act IV.



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