The Fear of Missing Out

thefearofmissingout
Studio album by thenewno2
Released 31 July 2012 (2012-07-31)
Genre Alternative rock
Length 45:58
Label H.O.T. Records Ltd.
Producer pHd
thenewno2 chronology
EP002
(2011)		 thefearofmissingout
(2012)		 Beautiful Creatures
(2013)
Dhani Harrison chronology
As I Call You Down
(2010)		 thefearofmissingout
(2012)		 Beautiful Creatures
(2013)
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
Rolling Stone[1]

The Fear of Missing Out (stlyzied as thefearofmissingout) is the second studio album by the alternative rock group thenewno2. H.O.T. Records Ltd released it on 31 July 2012.[2] The album was produced by band members Dhani Harrison and Paul Hicks using the name 'pHd'.[2]

As part of the promotion for the album, thenewno2 released the track "Make It Home" on the band's Facebook page as well as to members of the band's website e-mail listing, with the publication Rolling Stone additionally receiving the single.[3]

The album has received generally positive responses from critics, with the Chicago Tribune running a review by Greg Kot lauding its music as "appropriately fidgety and restless, a beehive of sound that almost subliminally coalesces into songs."[4]

Track listing

No. TitleFeaturing Length
1. "Station"  Holly Marilyn 5:04
2. "Wide Awake"    4:41
3. "Timezone"    3:44
4. "I Won't Go"    4:05
5. "Hanging On"  Thorunn Antonia 5:53
6. "Looking Beyond"    3:06
7. "thewaitaround"  RZA, The Black Knights 3:40
8. "Staring Out to Sea"  Ben Harper, Thorunn Antonia 6:30
9. "Make It Home"    3:17
10. "The Number"  Thorunn Antonia 5:58
Total length:
 45:58

See also

References

  1. ↑ Rolling Stone review
  2. 1 2 "The new album "thefearofmissingout" available July 31st, 2012". Santa Monica, California. Retrieved 30 July 2012.
  3. ↑ Schonfeld, Zach (19 June 2012). "Song Premiere: thenewno2, 'Make It Home'". Rolling Stone. Retrieved 30 July 2012.
  4. ↑ Album review: thenewno2, 'thefearofmissingout' July 30, 2012 Greg Kot
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