What makes Home for an Island by The Exit notable?

The album received critical attention for its unique sound, which combined elements of rock with Caribbean influences, helping to define a distinctive niche within the early 2000s indie scene. It garnered positive reviews from various music publications, establishing The Exit as a band to watch. Released in 2004, Home for an Island is The Exit's debut album, following the band's formation just a year prior. This record marked their entry into the indie rock scene, capturing a blend of cultural influences that set the stage for their evolving sound.

How many songs are on Home for an Island?

Home for an Island has 12 tracks, running approximately 49 minutes.

Home for an Island

The Exit · 2004

49 min · 12 tracks · indie rock

A vibrant fusion of indie rock and Caribbean rhythms, pulsing with energy and lyrical introspection.

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Let's Go to Haiti — This track stands out with its infectious rhythm and catchy chorus, embodying the album's fusion of Caribbean flair and rock energy.
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Home From an Island — The title track features reflective lyrics and a melodic structure that encapsulates the themes of longing and belonging prevalent throughout the album.
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The Sun Will Rise in Queens — This song combines vivid storytelling with a driving beat, illustrating the band's ability to weave narrative into their musical style.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Don't Push 4:12
2 Let's Go to Haiti 2:24
3 Back to the Rebels 3:15
4 Home From an Island 5:05
5 Pressure Cooker 3:39
6 Tell Me All Again 3:32
7 The Sun Will Rise in Queens 4:36
8 Soldier 4:00
9 Warm Summer Days 5:34
10 Darlin 4:07
11 So Leave Then 4:01
12 Already Gone 4:54

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