Description

20th anniversary expanded and remastered vinyl reissue of Band of Horses era-defining debut, the 2006 indie-rock classic Everything All The Time. This edition features expanded packaging and a bonus LP of rare and unreleased material, all freshly mastered by JJ Golden.

Includes new liner notes by the albums producer, Phil Ek (Fleet Foxes, Built to Spill, Modest Mouse, Father John Misty).

The album includes the hit song The Funeral (455 million streams and tons of film/TV placements), and this reissue adds an early demo version. A dance edit of The Funeral was released by producer Gryffin in 2025; that version alone has 2.5 million streams.

For fans of Iron & Wine, The Shins, The Postal Service, Bon Iver, Bright Eyes, Gryffin, Arcade Fire, Grizzly Bear, Spoon.

Achieving musical transcendence is a tricky feat. If it happens a big if it does so naturally, and perhaps nobody knows that better than Band of Horses, whose landmark debut Everything All The Time still, after twenty years, feels as vital and, dare we say, transcendent as when it came out in 2006.

Guitarist/vocalist Ben Bridwell formed Band of Horses in Seattle in 2004, after the end of his nearly ten-year run in northwest melancholic darlings Carissas Wierd. Carissas Wierd trafficked in beautiful orchestral pop, whose songs told unflinching stories of heartbreak and loss, leavened with defeatist humor. Band of Horses rose from the ashes of that well-loved band, buoyed by Bridwells warm, reverb-heavy vocals, and woodsy, dreamy songs oozing with tension, longing and hope. Armed with a fresh Sub Pop deal and a smashing batch of songs, the band recorded their debut full-length, Everything All the Time, with producer Phil Ek at Seattles Avast studios.

At times raggedly epic (The Great Salt Lake) and delicately pensive (St. Augustine, Monsters), Everything All The Time is an album painted gorgeously in fragile highs and lows. Thats part of the genius in Band of Horses: they craft intelligent, classic movements within their songs, perfectly balancing desperation and hope, calmness and mania, love and fear. And of course theres the massive single, The Funeral, which became a defining song of the era, and continues to inspire new generations of fans and artists alike. On top of tons of film and TV placements, the song was sampled by Kid Cudi, and transformed into a 2025 dance edit by acclaimed producer/multi-instrumentalist Gryffin.

Now, on the occasion of the 20th birthday of the album, Sub Pop and Band of Horses present the definitive snapshot of the band circa Everything All The Time. For this anniversary release, the album has been fully remastered, with the artwork refreshed and expanded into a gatefold jacket with liner notes by Phil Ek. And the album is accompanied by an additional LP of bonus tracks, including the 2005 tour EP, a trove of previously unreleased studio and live tracks, and rarities like The Ends Not Near (as featured on The O.C.) and a demo version of The Funeral.