Understanding Consequences, by Day Without Dawn

Understanding Consequences

by Day Without Dawn

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1.	The Wake 07:21	buy track
2.	After the Banquet 04:32	buy track
3.	The Sea of Fertility 01:19	buy track
4.	Seducing the Dead 03:36	buy track
5.	The Deeper Wells 06:53	buy track
6.	A Cruel Statue 04:40	buy track
7.	A Fast-Paced Futuristic Thrill Ride 01:27	buy track
8.	The Second-to-Last Page 04:19	buy track
9.	Your Diminutive Hand 04:58	buy track
10.	The Undertide 07:48	buy track

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Both East of the Wall and Day Without Dawn were both spiritual successors to The Postman Syndrome. Day Without Dawn existed from 2005 - 2008, when they disbanded and all remaining members moved on to East of the Wall.

The band released two albums, a self-titled EP in 2006 and the posthumous Understanding Consequences LP in 2008. The recording of Understanding Consequences was never originally intended to be released. It was the writing demo sessions, remixed posthumously.

The East of the Wall song "A Wisp of Tow" was originally written by Day Without Dawn, and intended for that band's full-length, but it was saved for the upcoming East of the Wall album "Ressentiment". "After the Banquet" was originally written by The Postman Syndrome for inclusion on the band's second record - it was the second of two interconnected songs (actually, it was parts 2 and 3). The unused first half went on a bonus disc that was included with preorders of the Postman album.

Jim Stang (The Postman Syndrome) - guitar/vocals
Chris Alfano (East of the Wall/The Postman Syndrome) - guitar/vocals
Brett Bamberger (East of the Wall/The Postman Syndrome) - bass
Seth Rheam (East of the Wall/The Postman Syndrome) - drums

credits

released March 4, 2008

Recorded and mixed by Chris Alfano at Volume Fact, except "The Wake", "After The Banquet", "Seducing The Dead", and "The Second-To-Last Page" recorded by Kevin Antreassian and Chris Alfano. Mastered by Colin Marston at The Thousand Caves.

Guest vocals on "After the Banquet" and "The Undertide" by Matt Lupo, guest vocals on "Seducing the Dead", "The Deeper Wells", and "The Undertide" by Larry Chiswick, additional guitar on "The Sea Of Fertility" by Dan Brownridge, additional guitar on "The Undertide" by Kevin Conway.

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