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Album artwork for The Price of Progress by The Hold Steady
Album artwork for The Price of Progress by The Hold Steady
Album artwork for The Price of Progress by The Hold Steady

The Price of Progress is the ninth studio album from the band, released on the band’s Positive Jams label via Thirty Tigers. The Price of Progress arrives as The Hold Steady mark the 20th anniversary of their foundation bringing new ideas, sounds, and textures to a still-evolving canon of nine studio album releases that began with 2004’s Almost Killed Me. The album was produced by longtime collaborator Josh Kaufman at The Clubhouse in Rhinebeck, NY, and mixed by D. James Goodwin. The Price of Progress stands as their most sonically expansive record thus far, while also remaining unmistakably The Hold Steady, showcasing narrative rock ‘n’ roll tales of ordinary people struggling and surviving in a modern world. in.

The Hold Steady

The Price of Progress

Positive Jams
Album artwork for The Price of Progress by The Hold Steady
CD

£12.99

Released 31/03/2023Catalogue Number

07472CD

Album artwork for The Price of Progress by The Hold Steady
LP +

£21.99

Metallic Gold

Released 31/03/2023Catalogue Number

07076EXC

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Album artwork for The Price of Progress by The Hold Steady
LP

£24.99

Black
Released 31/03/2023Catalogue Number

07076LP

The Hold Steady

The Price of Progress

Positive Jams
Album artwork for The Price of Progress by The Hold Steady
CD

£12.99

Released 31/03/2023Catalogue Number

07472CD

Album artwork for The Price of Progress by The Hold Steady
LP +

£21.99

Metallic Gold

Released 31/03/2023Catalogue Number

07076EXC

Usually dispatched in 5-10 days

Album artwork for The Price of Progress by The Hold Steady
LP

£24.99

Black
Released 31/03/2023Catalogue Number

07076LP

The Price of Progress is the ninth studio album from the band, released on the band’s Positive Jams label via Thirty Tigers. The Price of Progress arrives as The Hold Steady mark the 20th anniversary of their foundation bringing new ideas, sounds, and textures to a still-evolving canon of nine studio album releases that began with 2004’s Almost Killed Me. The album was produced by longtime collaborator Josh Kaufman at The Clubhouse in Rhinebeck, NY, and mixed by D. James Goodwin. The Price of Progress stands as their most sonically expansive record thus far, while also remaining unmistakably The Hold Steady, showcasing narrative rock ‘n’ roll tales of ordinary people struggling and surviving in a modern world. in.