Two people’s decisions are needed for starting a relationship, but only one person’s decision is needed to end it. A couple may separate; relationship may end; but love may go on. I found I love you more and better, but it is not important. The important thing is I will carry our love for the rest of my days.
Lots of great stuff going on. So the record officially released yesterday and we are glad to say we are feeling the love and support and truly appreciate it! With that said make sure you check out our online radio interview with Sean @ Indie Uprising.
Also make sure if you are in the NC Triangle area you pick up a copy of this weeks’ Independent Weekly and look for our friendly faces. For those not in the area you can check it out online @ Indyweek.com.
Welcome to the official Yearling website! We’re excited to have it up, and thanks for everyone’s patience waiting for it. We have some fun stuff up now, but we’ll be adding more photos, shows, and news regularly, so there should always be something new for you. We couldn’t be more proud of the way it turned out, thanks to Justin Reich who designed it. We recently shot a music video for “Holiday,” and that, as well, should be posted within the next week, so keep an eye out for it. Andddddddd today just happens to be May 8th! Which means our record is now out in stores and online everywhere, so pick up a copy and play it for your friends! We love you all so much for your support and for being a part of this band. Hope you love the site! Make sure to drop us a line on myspace.com/yearling and be our friends Thanks a million, love you all so much, and we’ll see you on the road!
Through the craggy mountains of sound that North Carolina metal acts have pushed up through the years lies the lulls and valleys populated by pop bands that once dominated the local music scenes, and their younger brethren eager to return to the melodies that first put the state on the map. Climbing down from the monoliths towering above to forge something new and unique is Yearling, featuring Sid Menon, bassist for the uncompromisingly brutal Glass Casket. Cutting his teeth touring the nation with the metal outfit, Menon realized that as much as he enjoyed the shredding and destruction Glass Casket provided him with, his heart still lie in the golden sounds of 70's AM pop. A sound he was eager to breathe new life into and bring back to the forefront in the scene at home. On their debut full-length, The View From Here, Yearling takes the arena-rock appeal of artists like Todd Rundgren and T. Rex and updates it with an ambience and soul all their own. The result is an album bursting with lush harmonies and fluid, textured guitar-work. There are hints of synth and sound loops that flesh things out and make each song it's own animal, an impressive feat in a sea of pop that pays tribute to yesterday and yet all sounds the same. The most impressive thing about the album is that you'll barely notice as the instantly catchy choruses bury themselves inside your head, unable to be shaken for weeks. But that's certainly not a bad thing as you'll find that the mood of the record is such that every time you hum it to yourself you'll be smiling.
Raleigh's Yearling make their six strings twinkle as they belt out birthday well wishes and Splenda-sweet melodies.” — Independent Weekly, Raleigh NC
I think it is about time to forget, I think it is about time not to mention again, Things we have gone through should stay in the past, Things come in the future will give power to life.