Thanksgiving. 2011-present The Secret of Blennerhassett Island In the fall of 2010, The Nobility went back into the studio with Brian Carter to record a collection of songs based on Sean Williams' childhood experiences. The resulting album—The Secret of Blennerhassett Island was recorded over several weeks and utilized a handful of extra musicians including noted cellist, Cara Fox (The Dead Weather, Ingrid Michelson). Track list: Devil's Lullaby Caviar Comedian Everybody Says It's Funny Marigolds Moonlight Shines Severe Miscalculation My Best Start It All Over The Words Best Day of My Life The Art Form The Secret of Blennerhassett Island, released on Island was well-received by critics. However, sales lagged. Ashford Castle In October 2014, The Nobility launched a successful Kickstarter campaign, which allowed them to record their next full-length album, Ashford Castle. Wanting to mix it up, while at the same time maintain their analog sound, the band spent several days at Reel Recording Studios with engineers Mark Gallup and Erik Thompson tracking 10 songs. The track list is as follows: Ashford Castle Wonderful Night Heart Is Strange Rollin' In The Aisle On The Sly I Can't Tell You Why Alone Mrs. Judy May Sharks Walk Into The Light Ashford Castle was released independently on February 19, 2016. In April 2016, NPR's All Songs Considered podcast praised the album for its attention to detail, carefully mapped out harmonies and sheer exuberance. As tracking was wrapping up on Ashford Castle, the band booked another day at Reel Recording to track a song featuring The Secret Sisters. This song is yet to be released. In pop culture In 2009, "Riverboat" by The Nobility was featured in the Magnolia Pictures release Serious Moonlight starring Meg Ryan and Timothy Hutton. The grocery store chain Meijer featured the Nobility song "Alone" in a television spot in the spring of 2016. Discography Studio albums 2001 (as Jetpack) High School Girls (WorldCat entry for their early album) EPs External links American pop music groups Rock music groups from Tennessee Musical groups from Nashville, Tennessee Musical groups established in 2011 2011 establishments in Tennessee