MOUNT EERIE - A Crow Looked At Me LP Indie At once hyper-familiar in its

At once hyper-familiar in its omnipresence and deeply inhuman in its measured-in-centuries longevity and endurance

” the results are astoundingly inventive and well realized

and Kathleen Baird (Spires That In The Sunset Rise)

using the same techniques as the previous opus

MOUNT EERIE - A Crow Looked At Me LP Indie At once hyper-familiar in itsA new 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. contains: 11 songs, 42 minutes, very nice sounding vinyl, foil stamped front and back covers, heavy old style gatefold