Should melodic hooks, a dark transparent soul and intelligent introspection be mutually exclusive? Not if you ask Sullivan, the North Carolina rock band whose debut album "Cover Your Eyes" boasts a surprising mix of instrumental depth and instantly memorable pop-leaning crooning while still maintaining a dark lyrical transparency. Produced & mixed by James Paul Wisner (Dashboard Confessional, Underoath, Paramore), the album is shocking in its depth, recalling the greatest moments of Jimmy Eat World and My Chemical Romance while carving out a niche that is distinctly Sullivan's sole territory. Sullivan has come leaps and bounds from when singer/guitarist Brooks Paschal and bass player Zach Harward were writing songs with a drum machine a few years ago, adding drummer Phil Chamberlain (brother of Underoath vocalist Spencer), keyboard player Jeremy Stanton and guitarist Tyson Shipman to fully realize their sound and their shared dream of truly connecting with fans emotionally.
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Fstop
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Goodbye Miss Havisham
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Tell Me I'm Wrong
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Great For My Collection
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Florida Queen
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The Olive Branch
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The Process
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Dig Me Up
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Israel Hands
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Fire Away
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