Silverstein "This Is How The Wind Shifts" (10th Anniversary) Color:Gold Inside Clear Double Platinum Solo Debut from

Double Platinum Solo Debut from Brooklyn’s own Lil’ Kim

But Mordechai leads them gently back to the surface

Regarded as one of the most important albums of all time

“Battles within ourselves

Much of the album serves as a free-flowing coming-of-age memoir with Hood singing at one point: "Our glory days did kinda suck

Silverstein "This Is How The Wind Shifts" (10th Anniversary) Color:Gold Inside Clear Double Platinum Solo Debut fromAfter years of being out of print, and on it's 10 year anniversary, Silverstein is reissuing This Is How The Wind Shifts on limited edition vinyl. Celebrating ten years of the innovative, ground breaking, and pivotal release, Canada's punk hardcore emo torchbearers, Silverstein, credit the album for kickstarting the second half of their illustrious career. At it's heart a concept album that explores and bends song and album structure; the band wrote