Belmont Liminal 1/17/12 a notion best intoned on

a notion best intoned on early album standout "Demons

The record finds vibraphonist José Medeles

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Includes 12 dynamic tracks

He explains the creatures significance - Lungfish survive severe drought by laying dormant in dry mud within a membrane until the rain - the emergence of the dormant lungfish from under the drought-ridden mud represents the garish reality of our times

Belmont Liminal 1/17/12 a notion best intoned onDESCRIPTION Belmont's awaited third record, "Liminal," is a testament to the band's growth as musicians and continued quest to explore sonic realms beyond their signature style. Expanding on their early pop punk roots, the three piece blend and bend genres with fun yet complex experimentation and refined instrumentation. From anthemic pop punk sing alongs to electronic driven body movers, "Liminal," is a non stop party made for high fives and stage