Lightlessness Is Nothing New by Maps & Atlases (CD, 2018)
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FACTORY Sealed in Plastic, mint, NEW. 5 Fog And The Fall. 6 Learn How To Swim. ========================================================. Toda Raba! Takk!Laengz Zingh! 4 Violet Threaded.
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Product Identifiers
Record LabelBars, Barsuk
UPC0655173117422
eBay Product ID (ePID)7046066362
Product Key Features
FormatCD
Release Year2018
GenreRock
ArtistMaps & Atlases
Release TitleLightlessness Is Nothing New
Dimensions
Item Height0.30 in
Item Weight0.09 lb
Item Length5.50 in
Item Width5.15 in
Additional Product Features
Number of Discs1
Number of Tracks10
Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States
Tracks1.1 The Fear 3:14 1.2 Fall Apart 3:54 1.3 Ringing Bell 3:51 1.4 Violet Threaded 3:40 1.5 Fog and the Fall 3:12 1.6 Learn How to Swim 3:51 1.7 Super Bowl Sunday 3:07 1.8 War Dreams 3:56 1.9 4/25 4:38 1.10 Wrong King of Magic 4:48
NotesDave Davison's voice - a seasoned croon continually abandoned for a controlled yet penetrating howl - betrays the range of emotions he has faced in the six years since the band's last release. In 2012, just before the launch of the acclaimed Beware and Be Grateful, Davison unexpectedly lost his father, his best friend. Grief took the form of inquiry: How can you reckon with the sudden death of someone whom, your entire life, was right beside you? How can you go on living in the unbridgeable gulf between the light and the dark, between the dark and the light? The title of Maps and Atlases' new album, Lightlessness Is Nothing New, serves to foreshadow an emotionally and musically dynamic collection of songs that contemplates the jolt of loss and the strain of longing to music that, against our better judgment, makes us want to dance. In the brooding yet playful vein of The Talking Heads and Peter Gabriel, Maps and Atlases embrace the paradox of what it is to be human - constantly searching and, forever unsatiated, returning again and again with everlasting hope to the ever-darkening fray.