The Immediate Family releases their highly anticipated full-length, self-titled album via Quarto Valley Records. Produced by the band, the new album features twelve original songs plus two bonus tracks: live versions of the Danny Kortchmar/Jackson Browne collaboration "Somebody's Baby" and Warren Zevon's "Johnny Strikes Up the Band."

Recorded over three days at Jackson Browne's studio in Los Angeles, the new album kicks off with a blast of electric guitars with the lead track "Can't Stop Progress." The fiery three-guitar interplay intertwines throughout the rest of the album on songs like "Fair Warning," "Time to Come Clean," and "Turn it up to Ten." The band's love of rock 'n roll's roots surfaces in the funky, bluesy tones of "Slippin' and Slidin'," "Divorced," and the Brill Building-esque "Damage."

• 1. Can't Stop Progress
• 2. Slippin' and Slidin'
• 3. Everything That's Broken
• 4. Damage
• 5. Divorced
• 6. A Thing of the Past
• 7. Fair Warning
• 8. Things To Do In Denver When You're Dead
• 9. House Will Fall
• 10. Not Made That Way
• 11. Time To Come Clean
• 12. Turn It Up To Ten
• 13. Johnny Strikes Up the Band (Bonus)
• 14. Somebody's Baby (Bonus)