Contents.Background and recording In 2011, bass guitarist Andy Hamm departed from the band, with the remaining members deciding to continue as a four-piece. Regarding his departure, vocalist and keyboardist Kelcey Ayer stated, 'Parting with Andy was really hard for us,' while vocalist and guitarist Taylor Rice elaborated, stating, 'It definitely put us in an uncomfortable place, so that we could try new things.

1. Local Natives Hummingbird Album List

Local Natives’ sophomore effort, 2013’s Hummingbird, is a more atmospheric and introspective collection of songs in contrast to the band’s effusive 2009 breakthrough debut Gorilla Manor. Perhaps it has something to do with the parting of bassist Andy Hamm, who left the band in 2011. Local Natives Hummingbird (2013) torrent download locations. Titler Download: Newblue Titler Pro V2. Their second album, was released in January 2013. Local Natives previously known as Cavil at Rest is an American band based in, United States. Their third album, was released in September 2016.

With, we were so concerned with making sure we could do everything live, but with this one there was a cool kind of freedom to be like, 'Let's just try stuff.' Who produced the album.While on tour with, the band became close with guitarist, who subsequently asked if he could produce their next studio album. Drummer Matt Frazier noted, 'One night, after maybe drinking a little bit too much, he was like, 'Maybe I should work with you guys.'

We were like, 'Sure, buddy.' After meeting with all these other producers, it just seemed like we should work with somebody we really get along with and respect as a songwriter.'

The band relocated to Dessner's home in, with vocalist and keyboardist Kelcey Ayer, stating 'It was awesome because we stayed upstairs on the two top floors, and he and his family are downstairs, and the studio is in the back. It's this really tiny space, but it was so convenient to us.' Writing and composition The album's lyrical content was inspired by the recent death of Kelcey Ayer's mother and the departure of bassist Andy Hamm, with Ayer noting, 'My mother's passing was definitely really hard, that and the Andy thing and there were also relationship issues and weird stuff that impacted the record and the mood of it and what we sang about.

We didn’t set out to make a darker or sadder record, but we always write, for the most part, based on our experiences, so it’s a kind of window into the last few years.' Critical reception Professional ratingsAggregate scoresSourceRating77/100Review scoresSourceRatingB−B8/108.1/108/10Hummingbird received positive reviews from critics. At, which assigns a rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, the album received an score of 77, based on 32 reviews, which indicates 'generally favorable reviews'.Philip Cosores of praised the album, stating, 'Local Natives are frank in their presentation of a serious album, challenging listeners to heal along with them; cognizant that investment is proportional to remuneration'. Larry Fitzmaurice of concluded that, 'With Hummingbird, Local Natives have made a thoughtful, lovely album with small gestures that provide great rewards'. 's review states that 'they were scratching at the surface of their emotional capabilities on their debut.

Local Natives Hummingbird Album List

With Hummingbird, Local Natives show that they can dig deeper'.Will Butler of stated that it 'is an album of hidden rewards, a record to pick and choose tracks from in order to purvey a single feeling or contribute to the perfect mixtape. What it’s not, though, is a cohesive, compelling whole'. Offered a critique of the album, stating 'Unwilling or unable to ascend the vertiginous heights of 2009 debut Gorilla Manor, Hummingbird instead buries its beak in the sand.' Track listing All songs written by; 'Heavy Feet', ', and 'Wooly Mammoth' co-written.

All tracks produced by Local Natives and Aaron Dessner; 'Mt. Washington' also produced by Raymond Richards.No.TitleLength1.' You & I'4:222.' Heavy Feet'4:073.' Black Spot'4:415.'

Three Months'4:307.' Black Balloons'3:088.'

Wooly Mammoth'3:279.' Bowery'4:37Total length:44:06Deluxe edition bonus tracksNo.TitleLength12.' Ingrid'4:25Total length:56:47Personnel Credits adapted from the album's liner notes. Corriea, Alexa Ray (2015-03-07). Retrieved 2018-03-18.

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Retrieved May 7, 2019. Mongredien, Phil (January 26, 2013). Retrieved May 5, 2015. Richman, Simmy (January 27, 2013). Archived from on April 17, 2014. Retrieved May 8, 2019. Cooper, Leonie (January 24, 2013).

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Cosores, Philip (January 29, 2013). Retrieved March 3, 2016. Retrieved 25 February 2013.

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Contents.Background and recording In 2011, bass guitarist Andy Hamm departed from the band, with the remaining members deciding to continue as a four-piece. Regarding his departure, vocalist and keyboardist Kelcey Ayer stated, 'Parting with Andy was really hard for us,' while vocalist and guitarist Taylor Rice elaborated, stating, 'It definitely put us in an uncomfortable place, so that we could try new things. With, we were so concerned with making sure we could do everything live, but with this one there was a cool kind of freedom to be like, 'Let's just try stuff.'

Who produced the album.While on tour with, the band became close with guitarist, who subsequently asked if he could produce their next studio album. Drummer Matt Frazier noted, 'One night, after maybe drinking a little bit too much, he was like, 'Maybe I should work with you guys.' We were like, 'Sure, buddy.' After meeting with all these other producers, it just seemed like we should work with somebody we really get along with and respect as a songwriter.' The band relocated to Dessner's home in, with vocalist and keyboardist Kelcey Ayer, stating 'It was awesome because we stayed upstairs on the two top floors, and he and his family are downstairs, and the studio is in the back. It's this really tiny space, but it was so convenient to us.'

Writing and composition The album's lyrical content was inspired by the recent death of Kelcey Ayer's mother and the departure of bassist Andy Hamm, with Ayer noting, 'My mother's passing was definitely really hard, that and the Andy thing and there were also relationship issues and weird stuff that impacted the record and the mood of it and what we sang about. We didn’t set out to make a darker or sadder record, but we always write, for the most part, based on our experiences, so it’s a kind of window into the last few years.' Critical reception Professional ratingsAggregate scoresSourceRating77/100Review scoresSourceRatingB−B8/108.1/108/10Hummingbird received positive reviews from critics. At, which assigns a rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, the album received an score of 77, based on 32 reviews, which indicates 'generally favorable reviews'.Philip Cosores of praised the album, stating, 'Local Natives are frank in their presentation of a serious album, challenging listeners to heal along with them; cognizant that investment is proportional to remuneration'. Larry Fitzmaurice of concluded that, 'With Hummingbird, Local Natives have made a thoughtful, lovely album with small gestures that provide great rewards'.

's review states that 'they were scratching at the surface of their emotional capabilities on their debut. With Hummingbird, Local Natives show that they can dig deeper'.Will Butler of stated that it 'is an album of hidden rewards, a record to pick and choose tracks from in order to purvey a single feeling or contribute to the perfect mixtape. What it’s not, though, is a cohesive, compelling whole'. Offered a critique of the album, stating 'Unwilling or unable to ascend the vertiginous heights of 2009 debut Gorilla Manor, Hummingbird instead buries its beak in the sand.' Track listing All songs written by; 'Heavy Feet', ', and 'Wooly Mammoth' co-written. All tracks produced by Local Natives and Aaron Dessner; 'Mt. Washington' also produced by Raymond Richards.No.TitleLength1.'

You & I'4:222.' Heavy Feet'4:073.'

Black Spot'4:415.' Three Months'4:307.' Black Balloons'3:088.' Wooly Mammoth'3:279.' Bowery'4:37Total length:44:06Deluxe edition bonus tracksNo.TitleLength12.' Ingrid'4:25Total length:56:47Personnel Credits adapted from the album's liner notes. Corriea, Alexa Ray (2015-03-07).

Retrieved 2018-03-18. Leon, Melissa (28 January 2013). Retrieved 19 September 2016. ^. Retrieved May 15, 2015. Collar, Matt. Retrieved March 10, 2014. The old republic jedi armor.

^ Butler, Will (January 29, 2013). Retrieved February 25, 2013. Markovitz, Adam; Rahman, Ray; Anderson, Kyle; Maerz, Melissa (February 1, 2013).

Retrieved May 7, 2019. Mongredien, Phil (January 26, 2013). Retrieved May 5, 2015.

Richman, Simmy (January 27, 2013). Archived from on April 17, 2014. Retrieved May 8, 2019. Cooper, Leonie (January 24, 2013). Archived from on January 31, 2013. Retrieved March 3, 2016.

^ Fitzmaurice, Larry (January 28, 2013). Retrieved March 3, 2016. 'Local Natives: Hummingbird'. March 2013. Dolan, Jon (February 13, 2013).

Retrieved March 3, 2016. Harvilla, Rob (January 28, 2013). Retrieved March 3, 2016. Cosores, Philip (January 29, 2013). Retrieved March 3, 2016.

Retrieved 25 February 2013. Retrieved 25 February 2013.

Hummingbird (Media notes).,. CS1 maint: others.