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Old Saw, the enigmatic New England collective led by Henry Birdsey (Tongue Depressor), return with their third long-playing record, Dissection Maps.
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It is not enough to trace the fields.
The choreo-cartographic demands the casting of stone, a grassfire, a carnival; something with which to rupture the horizontality of existence and imagine the vertical.
Earth is the eighth morning, folded against the week's work.
“The band captures the American stretch, the spaces in-between and the hollowness that haunts us along those routes…fades the radio to static to let the nothingness linger among the soul.” (Raven Sings the Blues)
“…evokes an ambience of prayer-like solemnity that celebrates something decidedly terrestrial, what the label describes as “a rusted and granular shadow world where the dive bar meets the divine.” It recalls one of those junkyard shrines built by some sincere eccentric, improbably wonderful forms of weathered stone and scrap metal standing like totems to an unrecognised religion rooted in the earth around us.” (Various Small Flames)
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This episode was featured on the April 24, 2023 episode of Foxy Digitalis Daily: https://foxydigitalis.zone/2023/04/24/foxy-digitalis-daily-4-24-23-old-saw/ Brad Rose
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This album makes you feel like a better world is possible and somewhat close at hand. It isn't, clearly, we're stuck in dystopia, but it's so beautiful to dream. Fabio Viola
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A ride across the disappearing land on the waves of the country drone, towards the endless twilight. Sitting on the porch, waiting for the sunset with wind chimes in your hair, looking back on the day, the week, life. Rusty banjos fly in the wind, something fiddles endlessly through the air, lulling you into a dream. Sleep, tomorrow is a new day. McHoob
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When pandemic pushes so many of us to marketably "meditative" products, Powers/ Rolin Duo show how invested ambient and drone can be in attention spans and impassivity. Matt DeMello (himself)