Boston post-hardcore band Vanna have re-recorded their 2006 EP “The Search Party Never Came” in celebration of that effort turning 20 this past June. The group have revisited that effort in the studio in its entirety, with the band offering the following about it on social media today, July 31st:
“We’re celebrating 20 years (and 2 months) of our record “The Search Party Never Came EP” with a re-recording of the entire album affectionately titled “Search Party”.
BUT THAT’S NOT ALL! This updated recording not only sounds the way we’ve been playing these songs for the last 20 years live, but also includes our frontman Chris Preece on main vocals and it also includes bonus tracks “Long Lost (Intro)” and “Red Hands, Blue River.”
You can listen to the updated “A Dead Language for a Dying Lady” as well as “Long Lost (Intro)” now on all streaming sites, and pre-order vinyl or CD copies from our webstore at Vanna.company.site now!
Vinyl
Side A/Side B tricolor – 500 copies
Butterfly (green, orange, & bone) – 300 copies
Glow in the Dark – 200 copiesCD in jewel case – 500 copies”
An October release date is expected, with the updated takes on “Long Lost (intro)” and “A Dead Language For A Dying Lady” available below. Chris Curran is credited with having overseen the production on these new sessions.
Staying in that vein, Vanna also have the following round of impending shows booked with I Promised The World and Holder in celebration of that anniversary.
08/04 Richmond, VA – The Canal Club
08/05 Baltimore, MD – Baltimore Soundstage
08/06 Philadelphia, PA – First Unitarian Church
08/07 Amityville, NY – Amityville Music Hall
08/08 Boston, MA – Royale
08/09 Portland, ME – Aura
