The Redwalls (album)
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The Redwalls is the self-titled
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 third album by Chicago
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-based rock band
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 The Redwalls
The Redwalls
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, released in the United States
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 on October 23, 2007. The album was recorded in Sweden
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 with producer Tore Johansson
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 (Franz Ferdinand
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, The Cardigans
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) while under Capitol Records
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. Before its release Capitol merged with Virgin Records
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 and the band was dropped, however they retained the rights to the album and eventually signed with MAD Dragon UNLTD
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, an independent student collective run by Drexel University
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. Lead guitarist Andrew Langer called Capitol's relinquishing of the release rights "the best thing they could have ever done for us."

Track listing

# Title Time
1 "Hangman" 3:13
2 "Modern Diet" 2:58
3 "Summer Romance" 3:24
4 "You Can't Forget Yourself" 3:39
5 "Put Us Down" 2:45
6 "Game of Love" 4:17
7 "Don't You Wanna Come Out" 2:47
8 "Into the Maelstrom" 3:35
9 "Little Sister" 5:19
10 "They Are Among Us" 3:31
11 "Each and Every Night" 3:17
12 "In the Time of the Machine" 4:26

Chart positions

Chart (2007) Peak
position
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 Top Heatseekers (East North Central)
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