Pines of Rome - The Unstruck Bell - VINYL LP
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The Pines of Rome is a slowcore band from Providence, Rhode Island, who've been exploring the frontiers of Cosmic American Music on and off for the past 25 years, dialing down the tempo and turning up the volume to create tidal walls of sound that surge and break like the turbulent Atlantic waves that batter the shores of the smallest state in the Union. InchThe Unstruck BellInch is the newest offering from John Kolodij (guitar), Matthew Derby (guitar/vocals), and Rick Prior (drums) since playing their last show over 20 years ago. Recorded by Seth Manchester at Machines With Magnets, it is the result of a year of unbridled creativity for the band during an era of unprecedented crisis. InchIf you think about a bell as an alarm, and all of it's tolls are stored as potential energy in it's atoms... that just feels like the time we're living through right now,Inch Derby says of the album. It is a record of caution and hope, a hymn for the future that contains the band's strongest-ever work.1. I am a road2. Slick Enhancer3. White Ships4. REDACTED5. Beavertail Spoils6. Siren7. The By & By
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- GenreRockDescriptionThe Pines of Rome is a slowcore band from Providence, Rhode Island, who've been exploring the frontiers of Cosmic American Music on and off for the past 25 years, dialing down the tempo and turning up the volume to create tidal walls of sound that surge and break like the turbulent Atlantic waves that batter the shores of the smallest state in the Union. InchThe Unstruck BellInch is the newest offering from John Kolodij (guitar), Matthew Derby (guitar/vocals), and Rick Prior (drums) since playing their last show over 20 years ago. Recorded by Seth Manchester at Machines With Magnets, it is the result of a year of unbridled creativity for the band during an era of unprecedented crisis. InchIf you think about a bell as an alarm, and all of it's tolls are stored as potential energy in it's atoms... that just feels like the time we're living through right now,Inch Derby says of the album. It is a record of caution and hope, a hymn for the future that contains the band's strongest-ever work.1. I am a road2. Slick Enhancer3. White Ships4. REDACTED5. Beavertail Spoils6. Siren7. The By & ByArtistPines of RomeTitleThe Unstruck BellFormatVINYLLabelSolid Brass Records
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The Pines of Rome is a slowcore band from Providence, Rhode Island, who've been exploring the frontiers of Cosmic American Music on and off for the past 25 years, dialing down the tempo and turning up the volume to create tidal walls of sound that surge and break like the turbulent Atlantic waves that batter the shores of the smallest state in the Union. InchThe Unstruck BellInch is the newest offering from John Kolodij (guitar), Matthew Derby (guitar/vocals), and Rick Prior (drums) since playing their last show over 20 years ago. Recorded by Seth Manchester at Machines With Magnets, it is the result of a year of unbridled creativity for the band during an era of unprecedented crisis. InchIf you think about a bell as an alarm, and all of it's tolls are stored as potential energy in it's atoms... that just feels like the time we're living through right now,Inch Derby says of the album. It is a record of caution and hope, a hymn for the future that contains the band's strongest-ever work.1. I am a road2. Slick Enhancer3. White Ships4. REDACTED5. Beavertail Spoils6. Siren7. The By & By
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