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20+ years of scrobbles · iamharlan.fm
Released February 19, 2007
post-rockrockinstrumentalpost rockusa

Claude says:You caught this one right when it dropped in 2007, and nearly two decades later The Birth and Death of the Day still pulls you back—that track alone accounts for a fifth of your plays with this record. All of a Sudden I Miss Everyone is peak post-rock ache, all those layered guitars building toward something that feels like it might break but never quite does, and you've let it soundtrack plenty of quiet mornings and long drives since.

Timeline

  • First scrobble: Mar 16, 2007
  • Latest scrobble: Jan 24, 2026
  • Listening span: 18 yr, 10 mo
  • Peak month: Sep 2007 · 12 plays
  • Avg per track: 15 plays

Top tracks

  1. 1The Birth and Death of the Day36
  2. 2So Long, Lonesome30
  3. 3Welcome, Ghosts30
  4. 4It's Natural to Be Afraid27
  5. 5What Do You Go Home To?26
  6. 6Catastrophe and the Cure22
  7. 7What Do You Go Home To? (Mountains Mix)2
  8. 8Catastrophe and the Cure (Four Tet mix)2
  9. 9It's Natural to be Afraid (The Paper Chase Mix)2
  10. 10The Birth and Death of the Day (Jesu mix)2
  11. 11Welcome, Ghosts (Adem Mix)2
  12. 12So Long, Lonesome (Eluvium Mix)1

Listening timeline

Plays over time with cumulative total. Quiet stretches are kept in the timeline so long gaps stay visible.

Showing yearly plays (2007 – 2026)

Recent listening

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All of a Sudden I Miss Everyone

Album deep dive

All of a Sudden I Miss Everyone

#189 all-time · #608 this year

Explosions in the Sky · 182 scrobbles · 12 tracks · 2007