Sunny Day Real Estate - Television (Official Audio)

Track taken from the Sunny Day Real Estate album The Rising Tide (2000).
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Described by Jerermy Enigk as a “wake-up call,” Sunny Day Real Estate’s fourth album The Rising Tide presents the most accomplished version of their gripping, anthemic sound yet. Appropriate to its title, The Rising Tide comes in sweeps and swells, ranging from searching, uncompromising rock like “Killed By an Angel” and “One” to gentle, beautiful ballads like “Rain Song” and even pop-tinged songs like “Television,” which sounds a bit like a more propulsive version of the Police’s early ’80s singles. Though the album was recorded with a trio lineup (Jeremy Enigk, Dan Hoerner, and William Goldsmith), it’s some of the band’s fullest-sounding work, rich with strings and keyboard flourishes that add extra depth to the shimmering, Eastern-inspired drones of “Fool in the Photograph” and “Faces in Disguise.” Lou Giordano’s production gives The Rising Tide an unabashedly big, clean sound that frames Sunny Day’s detailed songwriting and arrangements perfectly, giving the restrained, reflective “Tearing in My Heart” and “The Ocean” as much impact as driven tracks like “Snibe” and “Disappear.” Best of all is the title track, which blends a beautiful melody, heartfelt vocals, and an insistent rhythm into a sweeping, affecting finale. Expansive and complex without compromising the band’s focused, impassioned style, The Rising Tide is one of Sunny Day Real Estate’s - and 2000’s - most impressive albums. - AllMusic Review by Heather Phares.

[@FeralPatrick]

God I fvcking love this song. My fave on this album.

[@lafemmedevastation]

When I was randomly in Barnes and Nobles many years ago and happen to see this CD just sitting there in the 'S's, I literally felt a jolt through my spine that went thru my entire body in amazement. I knew they'd broken up prior, had all their older albums of course, and had no other recourse but to immediately snap it up. I didn't know how to even embrace this album originally. I mean, I was used to SDRE switching it up at this point, but this album was even more of a departure than my psyche was prepared to correctly process at the time. Throughout the years, I felt the layers of the veil over this album gently lift to reveal something *_incredibly_* special. I feel renewed, factory reset even, any time I replay this, Faces..., self-titled track, anything that happens to come up.💖✨

[@yesedhjeshuaavellanmontene1436]

🖤🖤🖤

[@Synthlordz]

Thank you

[@princeton5471]

😞 Promo sm