Let's Bottle Bohemia

Let's Bottle Bohemia is the second album from the melodic Dublin-based rock band The Thrills. Originally released on Virgin in September 2004, it marked a significant step forward from the group's debut album, So Much For The City, released over a year previously. Led by childhood neighbours, vocalist and lyricist Conor Deasy and guitarist Daniel Ryan, The Thrills emerged from Dublin in 2002 with their honey-kissed American-leaning pop, which was a breath of fresh air in the music scene. The band gained recognition with Santa Cruz (You're Not That Far) being chosen by NME as the best single of the year. In 2004, The Thrills relocated to LA and recorded Let's Bottle Bohemia with Johnny Cash and Slayer producer Dave Sardy. The album features guest appearances by Peter Buck and Van Dyke Parks, as well as orchestration from Michel Colombier on tracks like Not For All The Love In The World and Whatever Happened To Corey Haim? For fans of tuneful indie with generous dashes of Americana, Let's Bottle Bohemia is a must-have. This re-issue faithfully replicates the original 2004 Virgin Records UK release, including a bonus 7" single and printed inner, and is pressed onto high-quality 180gm vinyl.