Ghost In The Water - Tooth
ARTIST.....: Ghost In The Water
TITLE......: Tooth
LABEL......: Self-Released
URL........: http://www.ghostinthewater.com
RIP DATE...: May-29-2008
STORE DATE.: Mar-21-2008
GENRE......: Indie
QUALITY....: VBR / 44.1Hz / Joint-Stereo
SIZE.......: 50,9 MB
Track Listing:
01 - I'm Not Afraid Of Falling 04:22
02 - Lake Ice 04:07
03 - A Nightmare 04:02
04 - Cardinal Red 04:46
05 - The Campfire 03:14
06 - Clean Sinks And Folded Laundry 02:52
07 - How To Draw A Ghost 03:20
08 - Magic Wand 03:47
09 - Pushpins And Tape 03:42
10 - From Mouth To Ground 04:14
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38:26 min
Release Notes:
http://www.myspace.com/ghostinthewater
http://music.hiddenshoal.com
As Ghost In The Water, husband and wife Nathan and Mandy Tensen
Woolery create intimate, charming electronic pop, suspended
weightless between the twin poles of childlike enthusiasm and
haunted memories. like gazing upward at a star-filled sky while
weighed down by the responsibilities of the everyday, their music
is simultaneously uplifting and bruised with longing.
Nathan and Mandy also comprise the well-loved Minneapolis band
Fitzgerald, who have continued to gather a strong following along
with praise in the indie press. Ghost In The Water came into life
after Nathan wrote the song 'Clean Sinks And Folded Laundry' for a
friend's animation in the spring of 2006. the friend left for the
wilds of Omaha, Nebraska, leaving Bathan with a song and no
animation. 'Clean Sinks And Folded Laundry' opened up a raft of
new musical possibilities for the pair in terms of both
composition and sound - and Ghost In The Water was born.
Appearing on stage primarily as a duo, Ghost In The Water seeks
partnership with a tangle of extension cords, synthesizers,
samplers, guitars and their ever present harmonies. 2008 will see
them talking to the road regionally and nationally.
"People make music in their basements all the time, but it usually
doesn't sound as cool as the soft electronic lullabies produced by
local musical duo Ghost in the Water. Nathan and Mandy pair up in
a mess of extension cords and offer the ears a soothing dream
soundtrack mixed with sweet Bjork-like vocals. There may be only
two physical bodies onstage, but close your eyes, and you'll hear
a variety of sounds, from violins and traditional guitars to
innocent chimes and creative percussion. The combination of
synthesized sounds and actual instruments creates a beautiful
fusion between technological inspirations and wholesome handmade
melodies. Ghost in the Water put a little cloud under your chair
and another one behind your head." (www.citypages.com)