Counting the Hours

Counting the Hours
Studio album by
Digital Summer
ReleasedMay 11, 2010
RecordedMinds Eye Digital in Glendale, Arizona
Genre
Length59:42
LabelVictim Entertainment
ProducerKyle Winterstein Digital Summer
Digital Summer chronology
Hollow
(2007) 		Counting the Hours
(2010) 		Breaking Point
(2012)
Singles from Counting the Hours
  1. "Just Run"
    Released: February 16, 2010
  2. "Playing the Saint"
    Released: tbd
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
The New Review[1]
Full Metal Rock[2]

Counting the Hours is the second full-length studio album by alternative metal band Digital Summer. It was released on May 11, 2010, and features the singles "Just Run" and "Playing the Saint."

Track listing

No.TitleLength
1."Counting the Hours"3:53
2."Just Run"3:15
3."Hostage"3:17
4."Playing the Saint"3:49
5."Shallow (Closer than the Angels)"3:55
6."Anybody Out There"3:14
7."Morphine"4:13
8."The Thrill"3:49
9."Rescue Me"3:25
10."Today"4:08
11."Inside My Head"3:39
12."Use Me"4:34
13."So Beautiful, So Evil"3:18
14."Not Even God"3:34
15."Something More"3:23
16."While the City Sleeps"4:15

Miscellaneous information

  • The first single "Just Run" was featured in active rotation on 98KUPD Phoenix, AZ [1], in addition to receiving airplay on KATT, KDJE, KDOT, KXXR, KBAZ, and Octane (Sirius XM).
  • "Just Run" was also featured on HardDriveXL with Lou Brutus.
  • "Just Run" and "Hostage" charted on Pulse Music Board's Active Rock chart at #98 and #101 respectively.
  • "The Thrill" is being featured on ESPN's Slammed/Stomped program, which is a highlight show of the Winter X Games.
  • The track "Playing the Saint" features guest vocals from Morgan Rose of Sevendust.
  • Morgan Rose also appears as a guest drummer on the tracks "Anybody Out There" and "Use Me."
  • The songs "Rescue Me" and "Use Me" are re-recorded versions from the Hollow EP.

Personnel

  • Kyle Winterstein - vocals, guitar, producer
  • Ian Winterstein - guitar
  • Johnmark Cenfield - guitar
  • Anthony Hernandez- bass
  • Ben Anderson - drums, assistant engineer
  • Larry Elyea, Mind's Eye Digital - engineer
  • Mike Bozzi at Bernie Grundman - mastering
  • Morgan Rose of Sevendust - guest drums and vocals

References

  1. ^ The New Review review Archived 2010-03-12 at the Wayback Machine
  2. ^ Full Metal Rock review

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