P.W. Elverum & Sun, Ltd.
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Julie and Fred stopped in Anacortes for a couple days in 2008, musicians passing through, and recorded these quick and pretty versions of acoustic Mount Eerie songs in a small wooden room on the 3rd floor of an old old building. The voices harmonize and meld well in the room...
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Wind’s Poem contains the densest sound so far on any Mount Eerie album. Some songs are maximal. Others less. It is a long album that drifts through atmospheres, “black metal” some people have thought, “twin peaks” others have thought, looking at the lights of town through the trees on the...
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The sauna that this album was inspired by is not a sauna that actually exists anywhere. It is about the idea of a small man-made wooden room crushed beneath a universe’s worth of bad weather; a concentration of extreme heat within a vast tough world. Inside this deliberate space a...
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Computerized demonstration versions recorded Nowhere by Phil Elverum between 2011 and 2013, plus 2 excerpted organs from other songs recorded at the UNKNOWN in Anacortes, Wash....
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Eight songs written in early 2019 about devotion and release. Julie graciously came back to the northwest and recorded this kind-of-sequel to the Lost Wisdom from 11 years ago. This one goes deeper. We recorded with the doors wide open and between breaths you can hear birds, jackhammering in the...
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Night Palace appears as a culmination of eras, arrived at after tumbling through decades of a tumultuous life and building from scratch in the settled dust. The 26 track album is a palace of many rooms, all welcoming, all varied. The songs stand vivid in their diamond sharp eloquence and...
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Two records that came out in 2012, packaged here as a pair. Clear Moon is songs about a quiet life in and around a small northwest town, usually buried in fog, and the unexpected moments of clarity that briefly flash through, a resonant lone bell symbol, the glint in the...
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Letterpressed book of poems/songs accompanying the album Night Palace by Mount Eerie. One time edition of 2000 books: 5.5" x 6.5", 52 pages, Smyth sewn, heavy soft cover with letterpressed dust jacket In the summer of 2024, this text was cast in hot metal using a linotype machine and printed...
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A sequel or continuation down the path that began with “A Crow Looked At Me”. Six word-filled songs about the raw strangeness of the present moment, waking up in wreckage, living with pervasive echoing real ghosts and a growing young child. Autobiographical....
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A Mount Eerie album unlike anything else in the Mount Eerie or Microphones back catalog. Eleven stark songs about basic deep grief, loss, real death, love, significance and non-significance, reality. Nothing wise or learned, just the described experience of living through unimaginable domestic obliteration, with names and dates....
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This, the first album by Mount Eerie, was originally released 10 years ago as “ELV005” in 2005. The packaging and rhetoric was oversized. Now after many years out of print the album has been re-mixed, clarified, re-mastered, and re-pressed, in re-designed jackets. The songs stand on their own, accompanied by...
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The songs were written in 2002 mostly while traveling alone through the United States and Europe and especially while spending the winter of 2002/2003 alone in a cabin in Kjerringøy, Norway, but these recordings didn’t happen until years later when they were recorded simply, quickly in one sitting, just acoustic...
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A Microphones album consisting of one long song. Here is a poem about it: The old smell of air coming faintly through the spring crack in the snow above a hibernating bear’s winter den, the smell of long self-absorption, burrowing into one’s own chest, re-breathing the exhales of one’s own...
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Here is everything from the Microphones contained in a humongous box. This is final. To commemorate and encapsulate 25 years of this intermittently-awake recording project, we made this chunk. It's a 10 pounder, lift with your legs. Inside a heavy duty full color foil stamped tip-on slip case you'll find:...
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Audiopile Review: Phil Elverum faced a daunting task following The Microphones in 2020, his masterful 40+ minute autobiographical return to a long-abandoned name. Now, pivoting back to his Mount Eerie alias, Elverum draws us closer to the varied untethered experimental spirit of his early work as The Microphones, contrasting with...
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Originally released in late August 2001, this version was assembled and re-mastered in the summer of 2007, and released as "KLP190" later that year by K. Sides A to D recorded between May 23rd, 2000 and March 23rd, 2001 at Dub Narcotic, Olympia, Wash. (Most of the "Recorded By" names...
