Darkness On The Edge Of Town National Album Day 2025 it’s where the language of

it’s where the language of the IVtet’s sound percolated and coalesced over the course of an almost mythical seven-year-long Monday night residency that yielded two critically-acclaimed records—2022’s Mondays at The Enfield Tennis Academy and 2024’s The Way Out of Easy—and an instantly recognisable group sound

Close to metal riffage gives way to trashier bar band moves with a low-fi lean towards AOR FM radio appeal

Includes ten extra tracks and rarities

both Nick and Shane relocated to different cities—Nick from Brooklyn to Philadelphia

finally receiving the reissue treatment

Darkness On The Edge Of Town National Album Day 2025 it’s where the language ofLP Black Vinyl (2015 Remaster) The pain of a protracted legal battle with his former manager and the release of being allowed to record again after a three year layoff are equally apparent from the piercing hard rock and harsh lyrical content of 'Darkness on the Edge of Town'. Betrayal and hard work that comes to naught are the primary subjects on his mind here, evidenced by songs such as 'Adam Raised a Cain,' 'Factory,' and 'Streets of Fire.'