Days Are Gone Vinyl Record

Story

Try to be in a bad mood after giving HAIM's debut record a spin on your turntable – we dare you. Days Are Gone is the product of California-bred sisters Este, Danielle, and Alana Haim, as polished by producer Ariel Rechtshaid (Vampire Weekend, Usher). If tastefully ripping guitars, earworm choruses, and satisfyingly sincere vocals are your thing, this indie rock staple will be a welcome addition to your record crate.

Two 12” LPs
180 g vinyl
45 RPM
11 tracks
44:14 run time
Released 2013

Track List

Disc 1

Side A

Falling
Forever
The Wire

Side B

If I Could Change Your Mind
Honey & I
Don't Save Me

Disc 2

Side C

Days Are Gone
My Song 5
Go Slow

Side D

Let Me Go
Running If You Call My Name

About HAIM

HAIM is composed of sisters Este, Danielle, and Alana, who imbue pop-tinged brand of indie rock with shots of California sunshine. The Los Angeles-based trio gained a following through their live shows at taste-making events like SXSW and Bonnaroo, quickly becoming critical darlings and a not-to-be-missed festival draw.

Story
Try to be in a bad mood after giving HAIM's debut record a spin on your turntable – we dare you. Days Are Gone is the product of California-bred sisters Este, Danielle, and Alana Haim, as polished by producer Ariel Rechtshaid (Vampire Weekend, Usher). If tastefully ripping guitars, earworm choruses, and satisfyingly sincere vocals are your thing, this indie rock staple will be a welcome addition to your record crate.
Two 12” LPs

180 g vinyl

45 RPM

11 tracks

44:14 run time

Released 2013
Track List
Disc 1

Side A
- Falling
- Forever
- The Wire
Side B
- If I Could Change Your Mind
- Honey & I
- Don't Save Me
Disc 2
Side C
- Days Are Gone
- My Song 5
- Go Slow
Side D
- Let Me Go
- Running If You Call My Name
About HAIM
HAIM is composed of sisters Este, Danielle, and Alana, who imbue pop-tinged brand of indie rock with shots of California sunshine. The Los Angeles-based trio gained a following through their live shows at taste-making events like SXSW and Bonnaroo, quickly becoming critical darlings and a not-to-be-missed festival draw.