The World I Want to Leave Behind explained

The World I Want to Leave Behind
Type:studio
Artist:Moneen
Cover:MoneenWORLDIWANTTOLEAVEBEHIND.jpg
Released:September 15, 2009
Recorded:December 2008 – February 2009 at Metalworks Studios in Mississauga, Ontario
Genre:Indie rock
Length:44:27
Label:Dine Alone
Producer:David Botrill, Brian Moncartz
Prev Title:Hold That Sound EP
Prev Year:2009

The World I Want to Leave Behind is the fourth studio album by the Canadian indie-rock band Moneen. It was released on September 15, 2009, through Dine Alone Records in Canada, and through Vagrant Records in the US.

Recording and production

Moneen started writing for The World I Want to Leave Behind in early 2008. In March 2008, drummer Peter Krpan announced his departure from the band and was quickly replaced by Steve Nunnaro. Krpan continued making music as a solo project called One Grand Canyon shortly thereafter. By this time, Moneen was already "nine songs into writing [their] next record."[1] Moneen continued writing songs throughout 2008 in lead singer Kenny Bridges' basement for a demo to be given to various producers. The band considered working again with Brian McTernan who had previously produced Moneen's 2006 album The Red Tree.[2] The band entered the studio in December 2008 with producers David Bottrill and Brian Moncarz.[3] [4]

Bridges described working on The World I Want to Leave Behind, stating "we wanted to create a record that was us, but at the same time something completely different than we have done before. We pushed ourselves harder than ever for this. We knew there was no way we could fool around with these songs. They were too important for us."[4]

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Notes and References

  1. http://altpress.com/news/3629.htm Moneen part with drummer, continue work on new album
  2. http://altpress.com/features/162.htm Web Exclusive: A conversation with Moneen's Kenny Bridges
  3. http://altpress.com/news/5432.htm Moneen set to enter studio
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