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Somewhere between rock and emocore you will find a sound that resembles that of Glennwood. Formed in Bridgewater, New Jersey in 2002 the four members of this band brought their own unique styles together in order to create an original sound that appeals to a wide range of listeners.
Recorded at Trax Underground, North Brunswick, New Jersey.
Glenwood: Dan Goldson (vocals, guitar); Nathan Maciborski (guitar); Tony Renda (keyboards, bass); Geoff Carey (drums).
Recording information: Trax Underground, North Brunswick, NJ. Where Do We Go From Here? Music Glennwood Where Do We Go From Here? Songs | 1. | Not the Way |
| 2. | Maybe |
| 3. | Laughing to Myself |
| 4. | Circle |
| 5. | Reach |
| 6. | Becoming You |
| 7. | Can't Wait for Tomorrow |
| 8. | Freddo Notte |
| 9. | Falling Pieces |
| 10. | Disconnected |
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