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"Need 2" was performed, recorded, and co-mixed by Evan Stephens Hall, the chief force behind Pinegrove. In 2014, the band had released one album and several extended plays, including &, which caught the ear of a listener in Canada. This fan contacted Hall to suggest releasing a cassette of the EP, with a brand-new EP encompassing side two.
Pinegrove is an American rock band formed in Montclair, New Jersey in 2010. The band's lineup is largely fluid and variable, with singer-songwriter Evan Stephens Hall and drummer Zack Levine representing its core members.
Name of song, originating album, and year released. Song Year Album Ref. "11th Hour" 2022 11:11 [1]2013 & "Alaska" 2021 11:11 [1]"Alcove" 2020 Marigold
Pinegrove, an American rock band, have released five studio albums, five live albums, one compilation album, three extended plays (EPs), fourteen singles, and five music videos. Albums [ edit ]
Everything So Far is the first compilation album by American rock band Pinegrove.It was initially self-released by the band in 2014, and later released on cassette as a tour-only exclusive by Seagreen Records in December 2014. [1]
Pinegrove on Audiotree Live is the first live album by American rock band Pinegrove, released May 27, 2016 on Audiotree Music. The group, which formed in 2010, developed a following with their mix of Americana and emo. The performance was filmed and released through Audiotree, a Chicago, Illinois–based music company.
Meridian is the debut studio album by American rock band Pinegrove, self-released on February 29, 2012. Pinegrove, formed in Montclair, New Jersey two years earlier, spent its early years self-recording its music at home. Meridian offers eight songs, including fan favorite "Recycling", that showcase its mix of alternative country and emo. All ...
Throughout the album, Hall makes reference to nature; pictured is the Ashokan Reservoir in New York.. Singer-songwriter Evan Stephens Hall composed 11:11 at what he called "a real inflection point in my life, where politics became less of a discrete and separate category and more of a superimposition over every aspect of living."