The Sounds Of Animals Fighting- New Album Info
Posted: Sun Jul 13, 2008 12:18 am
i dont think there are many fans of them here, but hell check this cd out when it's released anyway.

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CATALOG DATA
No: #86939
US Rel. Date: 09/09/2008
EU Rel. Date: 09/08/2008
Type: Full[/size]
Tracklist:
01. The Ocean And The Sun
02. I, The Swan
03. Another Leather Lung
04. Cellophane
05. The Heraldic Beak Of The Manufacturer's Medallion
06. Uzbekistan
07. Blessings Be Yours Mister V
08. Ahab
09. On The Occasion Of Wet Snow
They return with their visionary, highly conceptual third collaboration: The Ocean and the Sun. A tinkering, rewiring and experimentation with modern and traditional music forms, the endlessly inventive album tacks toward a ghostly, natural energy in both its organic production (this is the third piecemeal assembly of the Lynx, the Walrus, the Skunk and the Nightingale) and its subject: the raw vastness of nature, the Sun, the ocean, and how we fail to recognize its power and mystery. Both a mash-up of decades of musical influences and a visceral, fine-tuned mosaic, The Ocean and the Sun further galvanizes the band's role in the creation and rethinking of what music will and should be.

[size=7pt]
CATALOG DATA
No: #86939
US Rel. Date: 09/09/2008
EU Rel. Date: 09/08/2008
Type: Full[/size]
Tracklist:
01. The Ocean And The Sun
02. I, The Swan
03. Another Leather Lung
04. Cellophane
05. The Heraldic Beak Of The Manufacturer's Medallion
06. Uzbekistan
07. Blessings Be Yours Mister V
08. Ahab
09. On The Occasion Of Wet Snow
They return with their visionary, highly conceptual third collaboration: The Ocean and the Sun. A tinkering, rewiring and experimentation with modern and traditional music forms, the endlessly inventive album tacks toward a ghostly, natural energy in both its organic production (this is the third piecemeal assembly of the Lynx, the Walrus, the Skunk and the Nightingale) and its subject: the raw vastness of nature, the Sun, the ocean, and how we fail to recognize its power and mystery. Both a mash-up of decades of musical influences and a visceral, fine-tuned mosaic, The Ocean and the Sun further galvanizes the band's role in the creation and rethinking of what music will and should be.