Aaron Lee Tasjan Silver Tears Anniversary Bundle

Aaron Lee Tasjan

Aaron Lee Tasjan Silver Tears Anniversary Bundle

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In stock at the store · stock checked 3 Nov 2026 · first seen 3 Nov 2026

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PREORDER NOW! THIS AND ALL PRODUCTS ORDERED WITH IT WILL SHIP ON OR AROUND December 2nd! Silver Tears Limited Edition Colored Vinyl + Silver Tears T-Shirt Bundle T-Shirt Printed on Comfort Colors. • 100% ring-spun cotton • Garment dyed for that lived in feel and almost no shrinkage at home. • Soft ring-spun cotton fabric with 100% cotton threads • Relaxed fit • Signature twill label Aaron Lee Tasjan released Silver Tears on October 28th, 2016 via New West Records. The 12-song set was named a “Must-Hear” album in Rolling Stone Country’s 2016 Fall Preview, stating, “He’s a sharp-tongued songwriter, R-rated storyteller, major shredder and unapologetic stoner, rolling his influences into a 12-song tracklist that recalls everything from the wry folk of fellow East Nashville misfit Todd Snider to the baked-to-bejeezus pop opuses of Brian Wilson.” NPR wrote that “...Tajsan taps into the dreaminess of post-Sgt. Pepper pop psychedelia for 'Little Movies,' contemplating the way each of us creates personal myths. The sound resounds with reverb, its low end recalling Brian Wilson's symphonic experiments with the studio band The Wrecking Crew." Silver Tears was produced by Eli Thomson (Father John Misty’s band) and features a band comprised of Thomson, David Vandervelde, Frank Lenz (Starflyer 59, Richard Swift), Dan Bailey (First Aid Kit), Max Hart (Guster) and Charlie Peterson. While calling East Nashville home, Tasjan recorded the entirety of Silver Tears in Southern California at Elliott Smith’s former studio New Monkey in Van Nuys, as well as Sonikwire Studios in Irvine, and Club Casino in Huntington Beach. “Romantically, I had the idea of Tom Petty in the studio, jamming, trying to capture different feels and see where the day was,” Tasjan reveals. “I wanted it to be live, to have that intensity that draws people in.”

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