Realis (album)
The band began the writing for "Realis" in September 2009 in a practice space in Beaverton, Oregon. Written in half the time of their previous album, "The Everlasting Man", "Realis" was "a lot more focused and cohesive". Speaking of the album, guitarist and vocalist Matthew Ellis stated:
Ellis also stated:
The album was recorded throughout January 2010 at the "Red Room Studios" in Seattle, WA and at "Robots Ate My Studio" in Camas, Washington. For the drum tracking and mixing of the record, A Hope for Home recruited the help of drummer Chris Common (These Arms Are Snakes). Ellis stated, "Chris is such an amazing producer and it was such a blessing to be able to work with him. He runs a studio in Seattle with my favorite producer, Matt Bayles, and those guys have done records by bands like Botch and Isis, and it was insane to work with them". A Hope for Home Additional musicians
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Realis is the third studio album by A Hope for Home.