Terminal by Windbreakers, released 31 March 2017, includes the following tracks: "That Stupid Idea", "Can't Go This On Way", "New Red Shoes", "Glory" and more.
This version of Terminal comes as a 1xCD. -
Packaged in jewel case with 4-page booklet and 8-panel insert showing press clippings.
Track 12 originally appeared on [r=1692130] compilation (Closer, 1984).
Tracks 13 to 16 recorded live 12/26/86 at W.C. Don's, Jackson, MS.
"Terminal" is a CD release by the band Windbreakers, issued by Mark Records. This album presents the group's characteristic blend of melodically driven songs and guitar-focused arrangements, offering a coherent, album-oriented listening experience from start to finish. The tracks move between energetic, up-tempo pieces and more introspective moments, with an emphasis on clear songwriting, memorable hooks, and an organic band sound that foregrounds interplay rather than studio gimmicks. "Terminal" is conceived as a complete work: the sequencing of the songs creates a flowing arc that can be enjoyed both as background listening and as a focused album experience, revealing more nuances with each repeated play. The CD format underlines this approach with high playback reliability and straightforward handling, making it ideal for everyday listening at home, in the car, or on the go.
Windbreakers are presented here as a band rooted in songcraft and ensemble performance rather than studio spectacle. Their music places particular value on structure, dynamics, and the emotional effect of melodies, which gives "Terminal" a timeless quality, distinct from rapidly changing trends. The album appeals to listeners who appreciate carefully arranged guitar music and albums that invite you to listen from the first track to the last.
Mark Records, the label behind this release, is known for publishing carefully curated productions with a focus on quality and durability. Rather than chasing short-lived hype, the company emphasizes clean, solid sound and well-produced releases that are designed to stand the test of time in the catalog. Their work with artists like Windbreakers underscores a commitment to giving bands the space to develop coherent, album-length statements in a professional production framework. By maintaining consistent standards in production and presentation, Mark Records positions itself as a reliable address for listeners who value substance and craftsmanship in recorded music.