According to Alternative Addiction, “This album is a perfect showcase for Vertical Horizon’s return to the spotlight and could easily be one of the best albums of 2009.”įounded in the early 1990s, Vertical Horizon released three albums independently (There and Back Again, Running on Ice, and Live Stages) and toured extensively. The two radio singles from the album, “Save Me from Myself” and “The Lucky One” have been successful on the Hot AC charts, and have given Vertical Horizon a current presence at radio. This album and our renewed sense of creativity really resonates with our fans.” Burning the Days features virtuoso drummer Neil Peart of Rush on “Save Me from Myself”, “Even Now,” and “Welcome to the Bottom.” Also featured is Richard Marx playing piano on “Here” and producing two of Matt’s lead vocal tracks. According to Scannell, the album is “sonically as good as anything we have ever done. Produced by Scannell, this album reflects the quest for balance in a journey from challenge to peace. Is there integrity in music? Listen for yourself and be the judge.īurning the Days, Vertical Horizon’s newest studio album (2009) is a true testament to their commitment to making brilliant music. They’re a musicians’ band, always user-friendly and highly accessible. “Our music is coming from the purest place – there are no other considerations beyond ‘Do we like this? Does it mean something to us?’” It’s no wonder why so many performers cite them as influences. Vertical Horizon works at a tempo that fuels the creative process. Perhaps the most significant key to Vertical Horizon’s success today is the freedom they have from the constraints of a major recording label. Consistently at the wheel, founder, writer, lead singer and guitarist, Matt Scannell drives and unites the group, always exploring new territories of inspiration. It’s a concept that has always meant a steadfast striving for the artistically-creative high road. Vertical Horizon stands for a commitment to superior music. Their most recent album, Burning the Days, was released in late 2009.'Save Me From Myself” was the first single. The band is best known for a string of hits in 1999 and early 2000s, including 'You're a God', 'Everything You Want', and 'Best I Ever Had (Grey Sky Morning)'. Vertical Horizon is an American alternative rock band formed at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C.

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