Discovering the Waterfront (CD) + A Shipwreck in the Sand (CD) + When Broken Is Easily Fixed (CD) + Arrivals & Departures (CD) Bundle
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This is a PRE-ORDER. Expected to ship the week of November 20, 2026.
Discovering the Waterfront Description:
Silverstein’s second album, Discovering The Waterfront, built off their explosive debut album and saw the band achieve new levels of success. Featuring singles “Smile In Your Sleep” and their biggest hit to date, “My Heroine”, it is an album that cemented the bands position as leaders of the post hardcore/emo scene. A position they have maintained ever since.
A Shipwreck in the Sand Description:
Silverstein’s fourth studio album. The concept album chronicles a ship setting out to find land to no avail, causing the crew to turn on the captain. Upon its 2009 release, the album reached #3 on the Billboard Independent Albums chart and was dubbed an "enjoyable, catchy album that digs deeper than most bands in its genre" by AbsolutePunk. It includes the single, “Vices” as well as fan favorites “The End,” “American Dream” and more.
When Broken Is Easily Fixed Description:
When Broken Is Easily Fixed, Silverstein’s debut studio album, is a jarring mixture of emo’s earnest determination, elements of hardcore, catchy melodic hooks and even heavy metal. Originally released in 2003 after signing with Victory Records, this album would jumpstart a lengthy career in the Emo music scene – now spanning over 20 years and boasting over 1 million albums sold. The album features the breakout hit “Smashed Into Pieces” and the fan favorite “Giving Up.”
Arrivals & Departures Description:
Arrivals & Departures is Silverstein’s 2007 album, which found the group exploring new sounds and expanding their repertoire. The band proved their versatility with highlights such as “If You Could See Into My Soul,” “Still Dreaming,” and “Sound of the Sun.” Absolute Punk declared that the album is a “rewarding listen” and “the Silverstein everyone has been waiting to hear.”