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Symphonic Slam’s self-titled album puts the group front and center, with tracks like “Universe” and “Everytime” offering clear entry points to the music. Symphonic Slam — Symphonic Slam is a rock album tied to A&M Records and placed broadly in the 1976 era. The confirmed tracklist includes “Universe,” “Everytime,” “Fold Back,” “I Won’t Cry,” and “Let It Grow,” which together shape the album’s songwriting arc and give listeners specific songs to explore. Naming those tracks helps map the record for anyone digging into mid‑1970s rock or A&M-era releases; they suggest melodic focus and room for instrumental interplay without overstating production or personnel details. For listeners tracing the decade’s lesser-known album work, these titles and the A&M connection make the release a practical point of discovery. If you’re looking to follow a 1970s rock band by song or label, Symphonic Slam’s self-titled set offers approachable tracks and a defined place in that era.