Shannon and the Clams' 2015 album "Gone by the Dawn" leans into the band's signature blend of vintage-inspired rock and roll, with Shannon Shaw's distinctive vocals front and center. The album captures the band at a creative peak, showcasing their ability to craft catchy, reverb-drenched tunes that nod to surf rock and early R&B.
- "Gone by the Dawn" was recorded at Brooklyn's The Garage and San Francisco's Different Fur studios, with production by the band and Monte Vallance.
- The album was released on Hardly Art, a sub-label of Sub Pop Records, on September 11, 2015.
- "Cut Their Hearts Out" was released as a single from the album, accompanied by a music video.
Shannon and the Clams are a rock band from Oakland, California, known for their blend of 1960s-influenced garage rock and doo-wop. They emerged from the Bay Area's vibrant DIY scene in the late 2000s. In 2015, Shannon and the Clams released "Gone by the Dawn," their fourth studio album, following a period of touring and relative prominence in the indie rock circuit.
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