About "The Great Decay"
Burst and Bloom is an EP by American indie rock band Cursive, released in 2001 on Saddle Creek Records. It is the band's first release with cellist Gretta Cohn. Some lyrics in the song "Sink To The Beat" reference the song-writing process and their record label ("This is the latest from Saddle Creek"). This theme would carry over to Cursive's next full length, The Ugly Organ, which again contained songs referencing the song writing process ("Art Is Hard").
The opening to Tracks 2 and 4, "The Great Decay" and "Mothership, Mothership, Do You Read Me?", are prominently featured in Emogame and its sequel.
On April 21, 2012, Burst and Bloom was re-released on limited edition vinyl for Record Store Day
This album is the 35th release of Saddle Creek Records.
Top songs by Cursive
Staying Alive- Fairytales Tell Tales
- A Little Song And Dance
- Absence Makes The Day Go Longer
- Retirement
- Butcher The Song
- Nonsens
- Target Group
- Icebreakers
- Herald! Frankenstein
- Harold Weathervein
- Sierra
- Nonsense By Cursive
- Northern Winds
- Tall Tales Telltales
- Polar
- Sinner's Serenade
- Semantics Of Sermon
- Shallow Means Deep Ends
- The Dirt Of The Vineyard
- Excerpts From Random Notes
- A Gentleman Caller
- A Red So Deep
- Adapt
- Am I Not Yours
- Pivotal
- Break In The New Year
- Escape Artists
- Driftwood
- The Lament Of Pretty Baby
- The Game Of Who Needs Who The Worst
- The Great Decay
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