Lifehouse - Lifehouse

Lifehouse - LifehouseThe self titled album Lifehouse, released in 2005, is a defining moment for the American rock band known for their introspective lyrics and emotionally charged melodies. Pressed on 180 gram audiophile black vinyl, this edition highlights the band's polished sound and the depth of their musical craftsmanship. Fronted by Jason Wade, with Rick Woolstenhulme Jr. on drums, Bryce Soderberg on bass, and Steve Stout on guitar, Lifehouse crafted an album that

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