SIX ORGANS OF ADMITTANCE
Asleep On the Floodplain
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as heard on radiospin on March 1st, 2011
under album, experimental, folk, indie, preview
Brand new album from the alt-folk act led by guitarist Ben Chasny. After 2009′s sonically dense Luminous Night, Six Organs of Admittance returned to the familiar environs of home recording to sculpt and assemble this batch of jams, freeing himself from the restrictions and deadlines studios might normally impose upon a song. Thus creating a living nest in which this material could grow and breathe, the album took longer to complete but sounds effortless and bright with light. Much of Asleep On the Floodplain draws on imagery from Chasny’s youth, a time spent in Elk River. Sweet, sad and beautiful.
ARTIST: Six Organs of Admittance
TITLE: Asleep On the Floodplain
LABEL: DRGC
RELEASE DATE: February 22, 2011
TIME: 43:53 min.
WEB: http://www.sixorgans.com/
01. Above a Desert I’ve Never Seen [04:08]
02. Light of the Light [02:49]
03. Brilliant Blue Sea Between Us [03:33]
04. Saint of Fishermen [01:02]
05. Hold But Let Go [04:21]
06. River of My Mouth [05:35]
07. Poppies [01:01]
08. S/Word and Leviathan [12:26]
09. A New Name On an Old Cement Bridge [02:58]
10. Dawn, Running Home [05:05]
Six Organs of Admittance - Hold But Let Go
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