NEW RELEASE: mwvm - Had Yr Pash

[mwvm]

http://www.silbermedia.com/mwvm/hadyrpash.shtml

Download my album - free from the link provided.

I will provide a physical handmade copy to anyone that donates towards the release.


"It’s been several years since Silber released mwvm’s debut Rotations. It’s one of those classic indie ambient records that you can put in your car & not realize it’s the only thing you’ve been listening to for a month. Which of course makes a follow-up daunting. In fact, we weren’t sure if mwvm would abandon the album format altogether in favor of occasional single songs. So we are super pleased to bring you Had Yr Pash.

mwvm is drone music for sure, but what makes mwvm’s drone music stand out in the pack is Michael Walton’s ability to pour his emotions out through the drone communicating things words never could. Walton returns with a guitar tone that sounds like glaciers cascading onto the desert plain armed with a telecaster, a handful of effects, & a metal rod. His lonely cowboy sounds may seem odd coming from the English countryside rather than Texas, but maybe the wild west of dreams is more real in England than it could ever be in the states. Calming, peaceful, ominous, foreboding. The lone gunman messiah riding his horse out of town as he bleeds to
death. Victorious, heroic, but ultimately more self-destructive than self-reliant. On careful listening this is not pretty ambient music, but angst ridden ambient music as it explores all the tumultuous emotions associated with staying alive in the twenty-first
century while wishing for the simplicity of the nineteenth century."

[Jeff Sampson]

This is a great follow-up to Rotations! I hadn't realized it was five calendar years since that came out. 'Bout time. 

[mwvm]

thanks jeff -in all honesty, real ife things got in the way of this recording. i wish i could say it took 5 years to make 

[mwvm]

Had Yr Pash physical cds are now available....very limited run of only 50 copies I'm afraid. Apologies for the delay to anyone that ordered one.

To get a copy donate via http://www.silbermedia.com/mwvm/hadyrpash.shtml or get in touch.

The first review in of the album can be read here http://www.tometotheweathermachine.com/reviews/2012/04/mwvm

Thanks Michael