The American rock band Brand New has recorded songs for five studio albums, as well as numerous extended plays and demos. This list comprises the band's song catalog, as well as live renditions, early demo tracks, recorded appearances on other albums, and unreleased tracks that have been discussed by the band. Brand New formed in Long Island, a suburb of New York City in 2000. The group consists of vocalist and guitarist Jesse Lacey, guitarist Vincent Accardi, drummer Brian Lane, and bassist Garrett Tierney. Previous member Derrick Sherman also contributed guitar to a number of the band's releases, whilst producer Mike Sapone has worked with the band throughout their career, and is considered by the band to be a fifth or sixth member. [1]
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Title | Year | Album | Length | Composer | Notes | Ref. | |
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"--" | 2006 | The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me | 2:04 | Jesse Lacey | Instrumental Sometimes track-listed as "Untitled" | [2] | |
"137" | 2017 | Science Fiction | 5:02 | ||||
"1996" | 2015 | Leaked Demos 2006 | 4:58 | Jesse Lacey | Originally known as "Untitled #2" | [3] | |
"451" | 2017 | Science Fiction | 4:53 | ||||
"aloC-acoC" | 2006 | "Sowing Season" | 3:42 | Jesse Lacey | Originally titled "Coca Cola" | [4] | |
"Am I Wrong" | 2002 | Brand New / Safety in Numbers | 3:40 | Jesse Lacey | Love Spit Love cover | [5] | |
"At the Bottom" | 2009 | Daisy | 4:04 | Vincent Accardi Jesse Lacey | Live studio version appears as a bonus track on Daisy | [6] | |
"Battalions" | 2015 | Leaked Demos 2006 | 5:35 | Jesse Lacey | Originally known as "Untitled #9" | ||
"Batter Up" | 2017 | Science Fiction | 8:28 | ||||
"Be Gone" | 2009 | Daisy | 1:31 | Vincent Accardi | |||
"Bed" | 2009 | Daisy | 3:10 | Jesse Lacey | Live studio version appears as a bonus track on Daisy | ||
"Bought a Bride" | 2009 | Daisy | 3:07 | Jesse Lacey | Live studio version appears as a bonus track on Daisy | ||
"Brothers" | 2006 | "Jesus" | 3:46 | Jesse Lacey | Originally known as "Untitled #3" Also appears on Leaked Demos 2006 under the title "Brother's Song" | [7] [8] | |
"Can't Get It Out" | 2017 | Science Fiction | 3:43 | ||||
"Car" | 2003 | "The Quiet Things That No One Ever Knows" | 2:36 | Built to Spill | Built to Spill cover | [9] | |
"Could Never Be Heaven" | 2017 | Science Fiction | 3:16 | ||||
"Daisy" | 2009 | Daisy | 3:06 | Vincent Accardi | |||
"Degausser" | 2006 | The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me | 3:48 | Vincent Accardi Jesse Lacey Brian Lane Garrett Tierney | |||
"Desert" | 2017 | Science Fiction | 3:37 | ||||
"DVD Song" | 2006 | Unreleased | Jesse Lacey | Unreleased Written during sessions for The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me | [10] | ||
"Failure By Design" | 2001 | Your Favorite Weapon | 3:15 | Jesse Lacey | |||
"Flying at Tree Level" | 2003 | Beer: The Movie Soundtrack | 3:55 | Jesse Lacey | [11] | ||
"Fork And Knife" | 2007 | "(Fork and Knife)" | 4:06 | Jesse Lacey Vincent Accardi | Originally known as "Untitled #7" Early version appears on Leaked Demos 2006 | [12] | |
"Gasoline" | 2009 | Daisy | 3:32 | Vincent Accardi | |||
"Good Man" | 2015 | Leaked Demos 2006 | 1:59 | Jesse Lacey | Originally known as "Untitled #1" | ||
"Good to Know That If I Ever Need Attention All I Have to Do Is Die" | 2003 | Deja Entendu | 7:01 | Jesse Lacey | Demo version appears on The Holiday EP | [13] | |
"Guernica" | 2003 | Deja Entendu | 3:23 | Jesse Lacey | |||
"Handcuffs" | 2006 | The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me | 4:11 | Vincent Accardi | |||
"I Will Play My Game Beneath the Spin Light" | 2003 | Deja Entendu | 3:57 | Jesse Lacey | |||
"In a Jar" | 2009 | Daisy | 3:06 | Vincent Accardi Jesse Lacey | |||
"In the Water" | 2017 | Science Fiction | 6:52 | ||||
"I Am a Nightmare" | 2016 | "I Am a Nightmare" | 3:20 | Jesse Lacey | |||
"Jaws Theme Swimming" | 2003 | Deja Entendu | |||||
"Jesus" | 2006 | The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me | 5:19 | Jesse Lacey | Sometimes track-listed as "Jesus Christ" Live version appears on "At the Bottom" | ||
"Jude Law and a Semester Abroad" | 2001 | Your Favorite Weapon | 3:40 | Jesse Lacey | Alternate recording appears on "Jude Law and a Semester Abroad" Early version appears on 2000 Demo and 2011 Deluxe Edition of Your Favorite Weapon Acoustic version | [14] [15] | |
"Last Chance to Lose Your Keys" | 2001 | Your Favorite Weapon | 3:25 | Jesse Lacey | Early version appears on 2000 Demo and 2011 Deluxe Edition of Your Favorite Weapon | ||
"Lazy" | Unreleased | Brian Lane | Unreleased Written during sessions for Daisy | [16] | |||
"Limousine (MS Rebridge)" | 2006 | The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me | 7:42 | Jesse Lacey | Sometimes track-listed as "Limousine" | ||
"Lit Me Up" | 2017 | Science Fiction | 6:17 | ||||
"Logan to Government Center" | 2001 | Your Favorite Weapon | 3:03 | Jesse Lacey | Early versions appear on 2000 Demo, The Holiday EP and 2011 Deluxe Edition of Your Favorite Weapon | ||
"Luca" | 2006 | The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me | 5:09 | Jesse Lacey | Originally known as "Untitled #6" and "Mamas" Early version appears on Leaked Demos 2006 | ||
"Magazines" | 2001 | Your Favorite Weapon | 2:50 | Jesse Lacey | Early versions appear on 2000 Demo and 2011 Deluxe Edition of Your Favorite Weapon | ||
"Me Vs. Maradona Vs. Elvis" | 2003 | Deja Entendu | 5:19 | Jesse Lacey | |||
"Mene" | 2015 | "Mene" | 2:30 | Jesse Lacey | [17] | ||
"Millstone" | 2006 | The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me | 4:17 | Jesse Lacey | Alternate "Reprisal" version appears on "Jesus" single & as a bonus track on some editions of The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me | ||
"Missing You" | 2015 | Leaked Demos 2006 | 4:56 | Jesse Lacey | Originally known as "Untiled #4" | ||
"Mix Tape" | 2001 | Your Favorite Weapon | 3:58 | Jesse Lacey | |||
"Moshi Moshi" | 2002 | Brand New / Safety in Numbers | 2:27 | Jesse Lacey | Also appears on "Jude Law and a Semester Abroad" single Acoustic version appears on "The Quiet Things That No One Ever Knows" single | [9] [5] | |
"...My Nine Rides Shotgun" | 2001 | Your Favorite Weapon | 3:17 | Jesse Lacey | Bonus track | [18] | |
"No Control" | 2017 | Science Fiction | 3:55 | ||||
"Nobody Moves" | 2015 | Leaked Demos 2006 | 6:57 | Jesse Lacey | Originally known as "Untitled #5" Alternate recording included on the cassette tape of Leaked Demos 2006 | ||
"Noro" | 2009 | Daisy | 6:27 | Vincent Accardi | |||
"Not the Sun" | 2006 | The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me | 3:10 | Vincent Accardi Jesse Lacey | |||
"Oh Holy Night" | 2011 | The Holiday EP | 3:00 | Adolphe Adam | Cover | ||
"Okay I Believe You But My Tommy Gun Dont" | 2003 | Deja Entendu | 5:35 | Jesse Lacey | |||
"Out of Mana" | 2017 | Science Fiction | 5:15 | ||||
"Out of Range" | 2016 | "Mene" | 3:44 | Jesse Lacey | [19] | ||
"Play Crack the Sky" | 2003 | Deja Entendu | 5:28 | Jesse Lacey | |||
"Same Logic/Teeth" | 2017 | Science Fiction | 5:34 | Vincent Accardi | |||
"Sealed to Me" | 2015 | Unreleased | 3:40 | Jesse Lacey | Unreleased, has only been performed live | [20] | |
"Secondary" | 2001 | Your Favorite Weapon | 3:01 | Jesse Lacey | Early versions appear on 2000 Demo and 2011 Deluxe Edition of Your Favorite Weapon | ||
"Seventy Times 7" | 2001 | Your Favorite Weapon | 3:33 | Jesse Lacey | |||
"Sic Transit Gloria... Glory Fades" | 2003 | Deja Entendu | 3:07 | Jesse Lacey | |||
"Simple Man" | Unreleased | 3:27 | Leaked online on New Year’s Eve 2018. Apparently written between Deja Entendu and The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me | ||||
"Sink" | 2009 | Daisy | 3:20 | Jesse Lacey | |||
"Soco Amaretto Lime" | 2001 | Your Favorite Weapon | 4:45 | Jesse Lacey | |||
"Sowing Season" | 2006 | The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me | 4:31 | Vincent Accardi Jesse Lacey | Originally known as "...YEAH" and "Untitled #8" Early version appears on Leaked Demos 2006 | [21] | |
"Sudden Death in Carolina" | 2001 | Your Favorite Weapon | 3:02 | Jesse Lacey | |||
"Tautou" | 2003 | Deja Entendu | 1:43 | Jesse Lacey | |||
"The Archer's Bows Have Broken" | 2006 | The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me | 4:15 | Jesse Lacey | Sometimes track-listed as "Archers" | ||
"The Boy Who Blocked His Own Shot" | 2003 | Deja Entendu | 4:39 | Jesse Lacey | |||
"The No Seatbelt Song" | 2001 | Your Favorite Weapon | 4:30 | Jesse Lacey | |||
"The Quiet Things That No One Ever Knows" | 2003 | Deja Entendu | 4:02 | Jesse Lacey | Acoustic version appears on "Sic Transit Gloria... Glory Fades" single | ||
"The Shower Scene" | 2001 | Your Favorite Weapon | 2:24 | Jesse Lacey | |||
"Untitled Instrumental #1" | 2003 | Unreleased | 3:34 | ||||
"Untitled Instrumental #2" | 2003 | Unreleased | 5:30 | Unreleased Unused instrumental track from Deja Entendu | |||
"Vices" | 2009 | Daisy | 3:24 | Jesse Lacey | |||
"Waste" | 2017 | Science Fiction | 4:36 | ||||
"Welcome to Bangkok" | 2006 | The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me | 3:06 | Vincent Accardi | |||
"You Stole" | 2009 | Daisy | 6:00 | Vincent Accardi Jesse Lacey | |||
"You Won't Know" | 2006 | The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me | 5:42 | Jesse Lacey | Used in three episodes of Stargate Universe. | ||
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