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Tantric (album)
''Tantric'' is the debut album of American post-grunge band of the same name. It was released February 13, 2001 and debuted at #193 on the ''Billboard'' 200. The album would eventually peak at #71 and reached platinum status due to the hit-single "Breakdown," as well as follow up singles "Astounded" and "Mourning."
==Background and recording==
In November 1998, after a turbulent relationship on the road, Todd Whitener, Jesse Vest, and Matt Taul were released from their duties in Days of the New. The day they were fired, the three were cutting instrumental demos for what would become songs on ''Tantric''. However, in the meantime, Whitener, Vest, and Taul would have to survive through low-wage jobs.〔Saidman, Sorelle (Tantric Emerge From Days Of The New ) MTV.com (December 22, 2000). Retrieved on 12-15-10.〕
In March 1999, singer Hugo Ferreira moved to Nashville, and within their first practice session together the group began developing songs. Within six months, the band had written a plethora of material and, thanks to local friends in radio, quickly gained a strong fan base in their native Louisville, Kentucky.〔(7 Questions With Tantric ) MTV.com (2001). Retrieved on 12-15-10.〕 After the band's demo caught the attention of Maverick Records late the following year, they were signed and began recording their self-titled album with producer Toby Wright.
The album as a whole emphasizes acoustic guitar and harmonized vocal melody which is, to some degree, reminiscent of Days of the New. This style was also heavily influenced by Wright, who is known for applying multi-track vocals to much of his work.
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