Narrow Head Satisfaction Vinyl LP 2026
Narrow Head - Satisfaction
Tracklist:
1. Necrosis
2. Feels Like Sand
3. Ashtray
4. Cool In Motion
5. Stay
6. Nancy France
7. Paranoid Hands
8. Wallflower
9. It's Whatever To Me
10. Uncover
11. See You Around
Satisfaction changed everything for Narrow Head. As the group’s first full length recording, Satisfaction was an unofficial progression, a signal that the Texas-based outfit was coalescing around a vision for their band and their music.
Although changes in the band’s lineup and in the individual lives of members were on the horizon, Satisfaction is a result of spontaneity and a willingness to experiment. At that time, Narrow Head was comprised of Jacob Duarte (guitar, vocals), Ryan Hughes (guitar, vocals), Ryan Seelig (bass), and Carson Wilcox (drums).
Everything on Satisfaction was tracked over a three day period, and the group moved quickly through the writing, rehearsing, and recording process. “It’s pretty clear we were still figuring out the dynamics within the songs and what the exact right parts were, and I think that shows in how differently we play those songs live now,” Wilcox said.
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Narrow Head - Satisfaction
Tracklist:
1. Necrosis
2. Feels Like Sand
3. Ashtray
4. Cool In Motion
5. Stay
6. Nancy France
7. Paranoid Hands
8. Wallflower
9. It's Whatever To Me
10. Uncover
11. See You Around
Satisfaction changed everything for Narrow Head. As the group’s first full length recording, Satisfaction was an unofficial progression, a signal that the Texas-based outfit was coalescing around a vision for their band and their music.
Although changes in the band’s lineup and in the individual lives of members were on the horizon, Satisfaction is a result of spontaneity and a willingness to experiment. At that time, Narrow Head was comprised of Jacob Duarte (guitar, vocals), Ryan Hughes (guitar, vocals), Ryan Seelig (bass), and Carson Wilcox (drums).
Everything on Satisfaction was tracked over a three day period, and the group moved quickly through the writing, rehearsing, and recording process. “It’s pretty clear we were still figuring out the dynamics within the songs and what the exact right parts were, and I think that shows in how differently we play those songs live now,” Wilcox said.
