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Showing posts with label The Cave Singers. Show all posts
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Wednesday, September 16, 2009

The Cave Singers - Welcome Joy

The Cave Singers are a band that are nothing like what you would expect. Rising from the ashes of bands like Pretty Girls Make Graves, Hint Hint, and Cobra High, the band [sounding nothing like its predecessors] has the innate ability to create lush and beautiful folk songs.

The Cave Singers' debut album Invitation Songs was good, but nothing that caught my attention quite like their sophomore effort, Welcome Joy. Joy to me is on par with The Winetree's Kentucky. There's something that I cannot explain about it, other than that it is an incredible album that came to represent a time in my life that is long since past, but still visited frequently in my mind. This album has that same feel to it; like it will be the soundtrack to some momentous occasion in my life.

Tracklisting:
1. Summer Light
2. Leap
3. At The Cut
4. Shrine
5. Hen Of The Woods
6. Beach House
7. Vv
8. I Don't Mind
9. Townships
10. Bramble

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