Lobelia, by Black Eagle Child

Lobelia

by Black Eagle Child

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	1.	Crandon 05:56
	2.	Summer Street 03:06
	3.	Paper Delivery 03:16
	4.	Porch Screens 04:16
	5.	The Quarry Slide 04:56
	6.	Falling Off Your Bike 04:29
	7.	The River's Course 03:06
	8.	I Forgot 08:26
	9.	Goodbye House 03:06
	10.	A Different River 05:40
	11.	The Bees Nest 01:51
	12.	Familes Get Together 03:33

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On cassette for the first time. Originally released on CD in 2011 on Preservation.

"Black Eagle Child has the uncanny ability to marry pastoral post-folk – high humidity front porch rambles to sparse and exploratory arpeggios that are thick with pathos and tinged with nostalgia for the disappearing horizon of definable memories – and soaring guitar lines that ascend above the field recordings and layers of looped acoustic and electric guitars. Lobelia creates emotional landscapes of great loss combined with those flying dreams that we have where we are soaring above the fragments of broken lives. Through little else than manual dexterity, a few pedals, field recordings and sparse percussion, Lobelia is able to cover extensive ground. Songs like “The Rivers Course” and “Summer Street” are bucolic explorations on blues-informed guitar lines with cavernous space between lines filled with field recordings of glistening afternoons under forest canopies. “The Quarry Slide” contains one of those irresistible eliding guitar passages over looped guitar passages and auxiliary percussion in the vein of Marc McGuire’s more heroic phrasings. A blissful exploration of an imagined utopia."

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