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The Long Surrender

The Long Surrender

Studio album by NEEDTOBREATHEWikipedia

Search complete. 175 mentions across 3 episodes found for "The Long Surrender".

Sep 24, 2026

DrewHOST
0:00
This week's album introduces us to David Sanchez.
DrewHOST
0:05
By now he had already released five albums and he was signing new to Columbia Records.
DrewHOST
0:14
He made this album, Malaza, which was co-produced by none other than Branford Marsalis.
DrewHOST
0:21
This was intended as a serious statement.
DrewHOST
0:25
Its title translates in English to molasses, which of course is the viscous byproduct of the sugar cane refinery, as well as a nod of the hat to the sticky vestige of capitalist colonial suppression.
DrewHOST
0:42
That I'm reading directly off of Nate Chenin's page, Plane Changes, The Essential Albums from 2000, which is where we've gotten our list of 129 albums, taking us from the year 2000 to 2018.
DrewHOST
0:57
A little, a little, a
speaker_1UNKNOWN
1:02
little, whoop.
MattHOST
52:18
So it's been a good week.
MattHOST
52:22
Again, I did more Need to Breathe this week because of the new album, The Long Surrender, that they have just released.
MattHOST
52:29
is starting to really grow on me you know unfortunately i and i take it with jazz as well you know you you you get familiar with an album and and and and you you have uh memories of it or or you have a very memorable thing that happened while you were listening to it and so it so it stirs you and moves you to more enjoy that album karma for instance you and i our discussion and how much How much we love karma because because I love it because of our discussion it means something to me Need to breathe is that way too and fresh new album comes out.
MattHOST
53:04
I don't always like it at first It's not until I start building memories around that album that that I really sticks to me.
John NugentHOST
3:53
As far as recent bands, they're one of my favorite new ones.
John NugentHOST
3:58
But their most recent album had a kind of acoustic-y focus to it.
John NugentHOST
4:02
Was this concert a reflection of that album?
Sam LongHOST
4:05
No.
Sam LongHOST
4:07
They do an amazing job of interspersing the low-key songs with plenty of their upbeat, rocking-out songs.
Sam LongHOST
4:13
So it was both, but it was really well done.
Sam LongHOST
4:15
They started with the first song of the album, Long Surrender, which was Slow.
Sam LongHOST
4:19
and then like flip the switch and it's go time.

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