Love Notes/Letter Bombs Explained

Love Notes/Letter Bombs
Type:Album
Artist:The Submarines
Border:yes
Released:April 5, 2011
Genre:Indie pop
Length:39:18
Label:Nettwerk
Prev Title:Honeysuckle Weeks (album)
Prev Year:2008

Love Notes/Letter Bombs is the third full-length studio album by Indie pop band The Submarines. It was released on April 5, 2011, through the Canadian label Nettwerk.

Recording

Hazard and Dragonetti used a much more collaborative approach to writing and recording Love Notes/Letter Bombs than they have used for past albums. In an interview with The Vinyl District, Dragonetti notes: "The first thing we really wanted to do when working on this record is involve other people more. We definitely wanted to make something a little more aggressive sounding, something we enjoyed playing live a little more. We had this guy John O’Mahony mix it, and he did the Metric record Fantasies, and sonically that really impressed us. We recorded it out in Los Angeles at The Sound Factory."

The duo also worked more closely during the writing process, with Dragonetti saying, "We usually kind of work on ideas separately and then bring it together, which we did on this record, but we also plopped ourselves in a room, which was a bit more challenging."[1]

Personnel

Musicians
Production

Notes and References

  1. Web site: The TVD Interview: The Submarines - The Vinyl District. 2011-05-03. The Vinyl District. en-US. 2016-06-03.