''Dare I Say...'' is the second studio album by

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band Hermano. It was released on the

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label and produced by the band and executive producer Ram Lauwrier. Since the band members lived in different locations, the album was recorded in various studios.

Track listing

Personnel

Band * John Garcia – vocals * David Angstrom – guitar, vocals * Dandy Brown – bass, additional guitars, organ * Chris Leathers – drums Additional personnel * Aleah X – additional vocals on "Quite Fucked", "Let's Get It On" * Steve Feldman – additional vocals on "Roll Over", "Is This O.K.?", "Brother Bjork", "Murder One", "Angry American" * Mark Engel – guitar on "Murder One" * Eric Belt – guitar on "Angry American" and "Life" Mixing * James Salter, Berkley Park Studio,

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, USA * Jacques De Haard, Waterfront Studios,

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Mastering * Alan Ward, Electric City, Brussels, Belgium

Notes

The album was recorded across multiple studios due to the band members living in differing locations.

References

{{Authority control Hermano (band) albums 2005 albums