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The Walla Recovery
Folk Rock / Acoustic / Christian
DFW, Texas
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Sep 30, 2009
7 Days Left to Pre-Order 'With Trembling...'
Hello!
Have you ordered your copy of With Trembling... yet? If not, you've only got a few more days before it's too late. If you have, please accept our deepest gratitude and help us spread the word on Facebook, Twitter, or your own website (thanks, David!). We still …
Sep 14, 2009
Win an iPod nano!
Everyone pledging $20 or more at withtrembling.com is now entered for a chance to win a brand new iPod nano (w/ video camera)!
Sep 2, 2009
Pre-Order Our New EP! Free Downloads!
We are offering pre-orders of our new 7-song EP entitled 'With Trembling...' If we obtain pledges totaling $4000 in 40 days, then we will be able to have CDs printed up and play a few shows around Texas to share this music with many more people than we would …
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Members
Jonathan Kaylor - cello/guitar
Justin Luningham - bass/cello
Brandon Reynolds - percussion
Zack Smith - guitar/vocals/piano
About
The Walla Recovery invites you to step off of the platform of nostalgic "what-ifs" and embark on a journey away from unfulfilled longing and toward sacred forgetfulness. Not as those who have finished the journey, the boys of Walla have been chasing the mystery since 2001.
The band's latest EP, "With Trembling..." respects the audience with its brutal honesty while challenging them to adopt its expectant hope. Consisting of pilgrims Brandon Reynolds (percussion), Jonathan Kaylor (cello/guitar), Justin Luningham (bass/cello), and singer-songwriter Zack Smith (guitar/vocals), The Walla Recovery offers euphonic versatility and familiarity with each live and studio listen.
These trepidatious troubadours have travelled from Austin to Alabama, Florida back to Fort Worth, near Zack's childhood home on Walla Ave. The release of "With Trembling..." marks the most significant stride the band has taken in its trek together. The next one promises to be bigger.
It's been a long road alone
I'll try not to be lonely and I'll try to keep a smile
But if you'd come along — if not for the journey then just to rest my feet a while
I may endure another mile
Fear and wonder. Risk and reward. The Walla Recovery and you.
Amanda Steed, Dec 13, 2009:
enjoying you guys this afternoon - so beautiful!
The Rocketboys, Nov 21, 2008:
Just wanted you to know that we are currently working on our first full length record! Hope things are going well for you
victoria, Oct 24, 2008:
you guys are great :-)
Mckendree Augustas, Apr 9, 2008:
Thanks man!
like your stuff. very experimental...kind of stuff I like.
18 Spots, Apr 1, 2008:
keep the good tunes coming...if you need any shirts printed let us know, we'd be glad to help you out :)
M. Phillips, Mar 4, 2008:
cheers!
lauren., Feb 11, 2008:
sweet stuff! if you are headed to houston any time soon, please inform!!
Kernel Drop, Jan 22, 2008:
hey! thanks. yOu are welcOme
Alec Bridges, Jan 11, 2008:
Thank you. You guys sound great....nice looking page too.
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~ Alec
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MersyStreet, Dec 14, 2007:
zack,
Your work is on time and reaching all who will listen and planting seeds that you will not know until you reach home. Your music is moving and full with the heart of the King!
Don't grow weary in well doing my friend,
Steve A