An independent rock band with touches of country & blues, The Commons have come a long way since their debut album "Anchor" hit the streets in the spring of 2000. Over the course of seven years they have released two EP's, and three more studio albums including "Eat Off The Vines" in 2001, "Come On Get Gone" in 2003, and "Dirt Waffle" in 2005. With each of these albums came a change in the band's sonic palette and an evolvement in their musicianship and camaraderie. Now, with tracks in...
An independent rock band with touches of country & blues, The Commons have come a long way since their debut album "Anchor" hit the streets in the spring of 2000. Over the course of seven years they have released two EP's, and three more studio albums including "Eat Off The Vines" in 2001, "Come On Get Gone" in 2003, and "Dirt Waffle" in 2005. With each of these albums came a change in the band's sonic palette and an evolvement in their musicianship and camaraderie. Now, with tracks in independent movies, television and numerous compilations, The Commons have carved out their latest full-length offering "American Ghost."Recorded between May 2006 and June 2007 at SRG Studios in Hamilton, New Jersey, "American Ghost" elegantly captures the band at its height of creativity and exploration of sonic texture. Engineered, mixed, and mastered by lead-guitarist Sean Glonek, it is a deftly layered album in terms of its sound and lyrics, and its distinctive production reveals a clear sense of the band's musical maturity and sonic adventurism. Released in August of 2007, with an anticipated heavy radio, advertising, and touring campaign, "American Ghost" is a collection of stories about people lost in an American dream. Ten "mini-movies" with characters all bound by love, loss, triumph, disappointment, sacrifice, and hope. Once you open this sonic storybook you may love it, you may hate it, but if you allow these stories deep enough into your mind you may find that you are an American Ghost.
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