The Mechanical Heart

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New Years Day
EP by New Years Day
Released	June 21, 2011
Genre	Alternative rock, hard rock, pop rock
Length	18:02[1]
Label	Hollywood Waste
Producer	New Years Day
New Years Day chronology
My Dear (2007) New Years Day (2011) Victim to Villain (2013)
Singles from The Mechanical Heart
"Two in the Chest, One in the Head" Released: June 2, 2011 "Let's Get Dead" Released: November 23, 2011

The Mechanical Heart is the second EP by American rock band New Years Day, released on June 21, 2011 through Hollywood Waste, their first and only for the label. This was the first new material for the band in four years, and the first without founding member Adam Lohrbach.

Track listing[]

All songs written by New Years Day except where noted.

1. "I, Machine" - 0:51
2. "Resurrection" (New Years Day and Dan Arnold) - 3:08
3. "Let's Get Dead" - 2:56
4. "Murder" (New Years Day, Dan Arnold, and Christopher Matthew Fudurich) - 2:51
5. "Two in the Chest, One in the Head" (New Years Day and Dan Arnold) - 3:22
6. "It's Alive" - 4:56

Performers[]

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• Ashley Costello - lead vocals
• Matthew Lindblad - lead guitar
• Jake Jones - rhythm guitar
• Anthony Barro - bass guitar, backing vocals
• Russell Dixon - drums

Album information[]

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• Record label: Hollywood Waste
• Produced and engineered by New Years Day
• Recorded and mixed at Eugenious Studios, San Dimas, CA
• Mixed by Eugene "Eugenious" Pererras
• Mastered by Stephanie M. Villa for Stephen Marsh Mastering
• Programming and orchestral arrangements by Russell Dixon and Anthony Barro
• Additional guitars and back-up vocals by Dan Arnold on "Resurrection"

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