Nightmares
Nightmares
Gasoline Lollipops
A rootsy and revealing revelation of Country-Americana-Rock stories
Through the magic of Pure DSD recording, Gasoline Lollipops presents what is perhaps their most intimate album yet. Known throughout the state of Colorado for their rollicking performances that get people dancing, the Front Range-based Country-Americana-Rock band wrote three new songs and rearranged seven previously released songs for this album, creating more spacious, acoustically-oriented listening experiences to delight the audiophile community and loyal fans alike. While the “GasPops” are true to their signature style on the dark and bluesy, electric harmonica-laced “Devil’s in the Ace” and country-rock shuffle “Fast Train” featuring a no-holds-barred electric guitar solo, Nightmares is also brimming with moments that will tug at your heartstrings, like the tender mandolin and piano solos by Don Ambory and Scott Coulter, respectively, on “Midnight Dance.” Songwriter and frontman Clay Rose is in top form on his distinctive vocal performances, letting his vulnerability show on intensely personal songs like “Mary Rose.” Democratically produced by all members of the band, you will fall in love with each one of these rootsy arrangements, expertly engineered by Jay Elliott.
Now available as a 24-karat gold CD master in addition to the SACD version and downloads.
Now available as a 24-karat gold CD master in addition to the SACD version and downloads.
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Gasoline Lollipops
The Music
01 - Gasoline Lollipops - Nightmares | |
02 - Gasoline Lollipops - Midnight Dance | |
03 - Gasoline Lollipops - Devil's in the Ace | |
04 - Gasoline Lollipops - Smoke and Steam | |
05 - Gasoline Lollipops - Mary Rose | |
06 - Gasoline Lollipops - Fast Train | |
07 - Gasoline Lollipops - Hard Days | |
08 - Gasoline Lollipops - Dawn | |
09 - Gasoline Lollipops - Pop's Song | |
10 - Gasoline Lollipops - Jesus Ain t Dead |
Recording
Nightmares features new arrangements of seven previously recorded Gasoline Lollipops songs as well as three new works. The analog, acoustically-oriented album is a departure from the band’s expansive catalog, offering an intimate approach that will appeal to new and existing fans alike. The album, with music, lyrics and lead vocals by Gas Pops’ front man, Clay Rose, was recorded and mixed by Jay Elliott and mastered by Gus Skinas, with recording and mixing assistance by Giselle Collazo. Jessica Carson was the Executive Producer.
Clay Rose - Acoustic Guitar, Vocals Don Ambory - Electric Guitar, Mandolin, Acoustic Guitar Scott Coulter - Keys, Harmonica “Bad” Brad Morse - Bass Kevin Matthews - Drums, Percussion Carly Ricks Smith - Backup Vocals Giselle Collazo - Backup Vocals Kate Farmer - Backup Vocals Recording & Mix Engineer - Jay Elliott Assistant Recording & Mix Engineer - Giselle Collazo Mastering Engineer - Gus Skinas Executive Producer - Jessica Carson Cover Art - Araya Metzger Photography - Giselle Collazo Digipak Design - Emilie Druss Recorded at Animal Lane, Lyons, CO Mixed at PS Audio, Boulder, CO
Clay Rose - Acoustic Guitar, Vocals Don Ambory - Electric Guitar, Mandolin, Acoustic Guitar Scott Coulter - Keys, Harmonica “Bad” Brad Morse - Bass Kevin Matthews - Drums, Percussion Carly Ricks Smith - Backup Vocals Giselle Collazo - Backup Vocals Kate Farmer - Backup Vocals Recording & Mix Engineer - Jay Elliott Assistant Recording & Mix Engineer - Giselle Collazo Mastering Engineer - Gus Skinas Executive Producer - Jessica Carson Cover Art - Araya Metzger Photography - Giselle Collazo Digipak Design - Emilie Druss Recorded at Animal Lane, Lyons, CO Mixed at PS Audio, Boulder, CO
Album Features
- One pressing Austrian gold-pressed dual-layer SACD
- Pure DSD + PROMastered CD layers
- DVD data disc containing DSD64, DSDDirect Mastered 192kHz 24 bit, 96kHz 24 bit, 44.1kHz 16 bit PCM
- Pure DSD recorded on the Sonoma DSD system
- DSD64, DSDDirect Mastered 192kHz 24 bit, 96kHz 24 bit, 44.1kHz 16 bit PCM download
- CD layer of SACD playable on any CD player
- Mastering monitored through the PS Audio DirectStream DAC
- All tracks hand-curated on the aspen FR30 in PS Audio's Music Room Two
- Limited edition one-pressing physical media
Video
In an interview that's equal parts intimately personal and pure Rock n' Roll, Clay Rose of Gasoline Lollipops discusses his new album, Nightmares, on Octave Records.
Nightmares represents a departure from the band's signature rollicking production, making way for acoustically-oriented and spacious arrangements. In this interview, Rose talks about studio vibe, *not* being a narcissistic punk or folk singer, LSD-fueled brainstorming sessions and the haunting story behind his song, "Mary Rose."
Filmed & edited by Karyna Balch
Audio recorded by Zach Balch
Studio photography and footage by Giselle Collazo