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 Strange, even shameful how this band has vanished from the American acoustic rock scene.

 Grab a pair of headphones and a CD player in good condition, disappear into a forest... and press play. Even in company. The chills will highlight your emotions.

Days Of The New's 1997 debut album stands as a technically and artistically captivating acoustic rock masterpiece. With strong influences from Pearl Jam and Soundgarden, the album features standout tracks like 'Solitude' and 'Touch, Peel and Stand.' Despite selling 4 million copies, the band remains underrated. Their live performances revealed impressive energy and stage presence. This album is a must-listen for acoustic rock lovers looking for emotional depth. Listen to Days Of The New's debut for a soulful acoustic rock journey you won't forget!