Should I Not Return, All Is In Order

by Andross

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NeverGrow Reminds me of Glassjaw meets Coheed and Cambria, so different and so good. Favorite track: The "D" Stands For Defenseless.

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	1.	Falcon, Bring Us A Vole 04:53
	2.	The Canyoning 04:45
	3.	An Infinitely Long Blank Book And Forever 06:18
	4.	The "D" Stands For Defenseless 05:10
	5.	Operetta 10:06

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"Should I Not Return, All Is In Order" is the first EP from Philadelphia-based band Andross. Although only five tracks, each song is over 4 and half minutes long, the last song clocking in at over ten. The band sought to make a "long" EP in lieu of a full-length album in order to cut down on production costs, which resulted in its lengthy runtime and grandiose presentation. It was produced by John Ferrara (Trophy Scars) at Portrait Recording Studios in Pompton Plains, New Jersey.

The album is currently out of print, and the post-hiatus incarnation of the band has yet to perform any of the songs found on this EP. However, the band has recently alluded to playing the EP in its entirety and even reprinting if it were to coincide with an anniversary. For years, the EP was notably absent from the band's Spotify catalogue due to digital distribution conflicts, which were finally resolved in 2019 making the EP available again for streaming.

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released August 21, 2012

Vocals/guitars: Tim Balch
Guitars: Josh Hart
Bass: Charley Birkhead
Drums: Dan Scanlon

Produced/Mixed/Engineered by John Ferrara
Mastered by Chris Badami
Additional guitar & vocals by Marcus Dare
Piano by Tim Balch
Guest Vocals on Track #1 by Justin Harrison

All lyrics by Tim Balch
All songs by Tim Balch
except Track #4 by Balch/Birkhead/Hart

Cover Photo by Brittney Raine
Additional Design by Jeff Cassel

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Andross Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Tim - vox/guitar
Chris - guitar/vox
Drew - bass
Tom - drums

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