Ownerless

In 2012, the L.A. rockers released the album Ownerless. Everest guitarist Joel Graves described it as a 'hopeful love letter slipped under the door'. This album builds on the broad rock 'n' roll style of their 2008 album, Approach. The basic tracks were first recorded live in a smoky clubhouse near a chicken coop in Cottage Grove, OR. To exceed expectations, the band also recorded some songs with Rob Schnapf, who they worked with on Approach, known for his work with Elliott Smith and Booker T. Jones.

To enjoy the album Ownerless, simply play it on your preferred music - playing device like a CD player, smartphone, or music - streaming service. There are no special requirements for listening. Just relax and let the rock 'n' roll vibes flow. When it comes to maintaining your copy, if it's a physical CD, keep it in a cool and dry place to prevent scratches. If you're using a digital copy, make sure your device is updated and secure to avoid any playback issues. And don't forget to share this great album with your friends who love rock music!