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| 1 |
The Backward Step
Cello – Matt Slocum Drums, Percussion, Recorded By [Drums] – Steve Hindalong Mixed By – Tim Powles Recorded By [Cello] – Ken Lewis |
4:58 | ||
| 2 |
Tristia
Arranged By [Love Sponge Strings And Horns] – Hammock Drums, Percussion, Recorded By [Drums], Producer [Love Sponge Strings And Horns] – Steve Hindalong Featuring [Radiotronics] – William Bowden Mixed By – Tim Powles Recorded By [Love Sponge Strings And Horns] – Jeff Pitzer Strings, Horn – Love Sponge Orchestra |
5:47 | ||
| 3 |
Little Fly/Mouchette
Mixed By – Derri Daugherty |
5:53 | ||
| 4 |
Breathturn
Arranged By [Love Sponge Strings And Horns] – Hammock Drums, Percussion, Recorded By [Drums], Producer [Love Sponge Strings And Horns] – Steve Hindalong Mixed By – Tim Powles Recorded By [Love Sponge Strings And Horns] – Jeff Pitzer Strings, Horn – Love Sponge Orchestra Vocals [Angelic Vocals] – Christine Glass Byrd* |
6:00 | ||
| 5 |
In The Nothing Of A Night
Arranged By [Love Sponge Strings And Horns] – Hammock Mixed By – Derri Daugherty Producer [Love Sponge Strings And Horns] – Steve Hindalong Recorded By [Love Sponge Strings And Horns] – Jeff Pitzer Strings, Horn – Love Sponge Orchestra |
8:48 | ||
| 6 |
Andalusia
Cello, Arranged By [Strings] – Matt Slocum Drums, Percussion, Recorded By [Drums, Cello] – Ken Lewis Mixed By – Tim Powles |
7:42 | ||
| 7 |
The Whole Catastrophe
Arranged By [Love Sponge Strings And Horns] – Hammock Featuring [Radiotronics] – William Bowden Mixed By – Derri Daugherty Producer [Love Sponge Strings And Horns] – Steve Hindalong Recorded By [Love Sponge Strings And Horns] – Jeff Pitzer Strings, Horn – Love Sponge Orchestra |
3:52 | ||
| 8 |
The World We Knew As Children
Cello – Matt Slocum Drums, Percussion, Recorded By [Drums, Cello] – Ken Lewis Featuring [Radiotronics] – William Bowden Mixed By – Tim Powles |
5:39 | ||
| 9 |
Dust Is The Devil's Snow
Drums [Additional] – Tim Powles Drums, Percussion, Recorded By [Drums] – Ken Lewis Mixed By – Tim Powles Percussion [Additional] – Hammock |
6:43 | ||
| 10 |
How Can I Make You Remember Me?
Mixed By – Derri Daugherty |
4:56 | ||
| 11 |
You Lost The Starlight In Your Eyes
Arranged By [Love Sponge Strings And Horns] – Hammock Drums, Percussion, Recorded By [Drums], Producer [Love Sponge Strings And Horns] – Steve Hindalong Mixed By – Tim Powles Recorded By [Love Sponge Strings And Horns] – Jeff Pitzer Strings, Horn – Love Sponge Orchestra Vocals [Angelic Vocals] – Christine Glass Byrd* |
9:15 | ||
| 12 |
Something Other Than Remaining
Featuring [Radiotronics] – William Bowden Mixed By – Derri Daugherty Vocals [Angelic Vocals] – Christine Glass Byrd* |
3:11 |
Credits
- Artwork By [Layout And Design] – Andrew Thompson
- Mastered By – William Bowden
- Other [Floating Figure] – Ginna Wallace, Jenn Howe, Sara Haddox
- Other [Management] – Johnny Pleasant
- Photography – Thomas Petillo
- Producer [Additional] – Tim Powles
- Producer, Recorded By – Hammock
Notes
Recorded and produced at Studio 37, Nashville, TN.
Tracks 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 9 and 11 mixed at SpaceJunk Studios, Sydney, Australia.
Tracks 3, 5, 7, 10 and 12 mixed at Sled Dog Studio, Franklin, TN.
Mastered at King Willy Sound, Sydney, Australia.
Drums and percussion on tracks 1, 2, 4 and 11 recorded at Sled Dog Studio, Franklin, TN.
Drums and percussion on tracks 6, 8 and 9 recorded at The Attic, Franklin, TN.
Love Sponge strings and horns recorded at Little Big Sound, Bellevue, TN.
Cello on tracks 1, 6 and 8 recorded at The Attic, Franklin, TN.
(P)© 2010 Hammock Music LLC.
Manufactured and distributed by Redeye.
Published by Meaux Mercy/Blue Raft Music(BMI)(Admin by EMI CMG Publishing) Celestial Sphere (ASCAP) (Admin by Lori Loving).
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I know that an album is timeless, when after many years I return to it, and it still sounds fresh. Not only does the sound not age, but I feel like I should tell everyone about it all over again! And the music... it slowly hovers over the roofs of the sleepy houses, swirling down the chimneys into my cold morning room, and slips into my mouth with the steam of the freshly brewed coffee... This soaring quality is the staple sound of Hammock. I first became aware of the band with their 2006 release, Raising Your Voice... Trying to Stop an Echo. There is a special quality to that album. Like an old friend, it can bring back the eternally haunting feelings of belonging with a simple gentle hug. The fourth LP by Marc Byrd and Andrew Thompson, Chasing After Shadows... Living with the Ghosts, is a follow-up to the duo's Maybe They Will Sing for Us Tomorrow (Hammock Music, 2008). Hammock returns with the multi-layered, reverb-heavy, sonic drifts, blending organic ambient with shoegaze and skydrift. The guitars again play as the foundation of every composition, complimented with the resonant voices of strings and subdued percussion, ready to lift you above the trees and let you fall with leaves and the warm summer breeze. Washing away the edgy remainders of last night's bad dreams, Hammock paints a soundscape of pillow-soft meadows, deep ocean breathing, and boundless time. These ethereal lullabies are perfectly accented with track titles like "In The Nothing Of A Night", "The World We Knew As Children", and "Something Other Than Remaining". In addition to the six-panel digipack, the album is released as a limited edition book collaboration with photographer Thomas Petillo. This hardback volume, North West East South, includes a four-track ambient EP. Make sure to also pick up Hammock's prior releases, The Sleep-Over Series (Volume 1), and Kenotic (Hammock Music, 2005). Chasing... is quickly rising to the top of my favorite albums of the year so far... Highly recommended for the followers of Lights Out Asia, Port-Royal, July Skies, Stars of the Lid, and The American Dollar. This is music for driving with the top down in the back country. This is music for meditating on a cliff above the ocean. This is music for chasing after shadows... and for everyone one of us, living with the ghosts.
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