In Our Bedroom After The War

In Our Bedroom After the War is the fourth studio album by Stars, released digitally on July 10, 2007 and physically on September 25 on the Arts & Crafts record label. It was released to digital retailers in an attempt to battle the album’s leak. The title was announced by Amy Millan in an interview with the Toronto Star, and the release date was previously announced by Torquil Campbell on KCRW’s Morning Becomes Eclectic. The album was recorded in Vancouver and mixed in Toronto by Joe Chiccarelli. Author Daniel Handler has written a story for the liner notes of the album and plays the accordion in Barricade. In an interview with MTV Live, Stars frontman Torquil Campbell indicated that one of the goals of the band was to create an album that comes across as a unified whole through careful sequencing and thoughtful storytelling instead of simply sounding like a collection of tracks. The first single from the album is “Take Me to the Riot”, and the second single is “The Night Starts Here.” The album was initially released with a bonus DVD documentary of the Set Yourself on Fire tour, titled “Are We Here Now?” The album was a nominee for the 2008 Polaris Music Prize.

Tracklisting

Position Title
A1 The Beginning After The End
A2 The Night Starts Here
A3 Take Me To The Riot
A4 My Favourite Book
B1 Midnight Coward
B2 The Ghost Of Genova Heights
B3 Personal
C1 Barricade
C2 Window Bird
C3 Bitches In Tokyo
C4 Life 2: The Unhappy Ending
D1 Today Will Be Better, I Swear!
D2 In Our Bedroom After The War

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Release Information

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Wikipedia URL https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_Our_Bedroom_After_the_War
Format 2× Vinyl LP, Album
Label City Slang
Catalog Number SLANG1048681
Notes Recorded for FLAM at Warehouse Studios, Vancouver. Mixed at Phase One, Toronto. Mastered at The Lodge. Additional recording engineering at Breakglass, Studio Plateau and 939 Studios, Montréal. Additional engineering on “The Night Starts Here” at Phase One, Toronto. Gatefold with printed inner sleeves. Whale sample on “Today Will Be Better, I Swear!” from Chester E Beecham’s 1973 Arctic field recordings. Direct Metal Mastering.
Discogs URL Stars - In Our Bedroom After The War