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Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Emphemetry - A Lullaby Hum For Tired Streets (2011)




















Genre : Ambient, Folk, Post-Rock, from UK
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Tracklist :

01. After Catalunya
02. Four Million Silhouettes
03. A Lullaby Hum
04. Francis Thompson
05. Every Other Second Day
06. Five Fields
07. So Long Magic Helper
08. Houses, Empty As Holes
09. Emilelodie
10. Isaac's Dream Of Tired Streets

Emphemetry is Richard ‘Biff’ Birkin.

Derby is a small city in the middle of England. About three-hundred thousand people live here. He live in the middle of it, and walk around it a lot at night, after band practices, recordings, or box socials. The usual. There are lots of shortcuts and detours. Narrow streets lit dimly if at all where it doesn’t take much more than a squint and a bit of imagination to imagine past days. He is prone to these flights of time travel fancy.

He made this album while thinking of these things. Wrote it while living them. If you can, He’d don some headphones and listen to it walking around your city at night, perhaps taking a detour or two along the way.

The new album from Emphemetry features ambient swells of guitars, intimate folk songs, a string quartet, strange sounds, tape delay, reverse loops, pianos, and a haunted acappella quintet.

"It is an eclectic mix of ambient, folk and post-rock and it is one that I deeply, deeply enjoyed."
- Fluid Radio

"This album of varied style and influence is equally impressive in all it's forms, with the larger whole held together through a strongly unifying aesthetic." - Collective Zine

"An immense amount of time, care and attention has gone into the making of this album...A quality production full of many surprises and exquisite tracks which will undoubtedly be on my top 10 list of 2011." - Saravan Music

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1 comment:

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