While seven years have passed since the release of the fan adored album Cover Your Eyes, Sullivan has not stood idle. Remaining fully immersed in different facets of the indie music world, each member of the band has continued to hone their craft in a different way, ultimately leading them on a journey back to a starting point. Enter Heavy Is The Head. Eleven songs of beauty and anguish, organically constructed and painstakingly nurtured. With traditional deadlines, label pressures, and industry pitfalls removed from the equation, Sullivan was able to write the album in the purest conditions. Inspiration was captured at the point of conception and given time to percolate for as long as was deemed necessary. The combined result: the strongest and most realized album in the bands discography.
Track listing:
- You Don't Mean It
- Where The Pavement Meets The Road
- Profile
- What's Good For The King
- The Other Side
- Pieces
- Melanoma Lullaby
- Higher Ground
- Statuette
- Seagrams
- Playing With Fire
- Style (Taylor Swift Cover) (Bonus Track)
First pressing limited to 500 copies:
- 180 Gram "Tiffany" ("Vintage" Green / Orange Swirl with Gold, Brown, and Beer Splatter) (100)
