<< FLAC Woodpigeon - Treasury Library Canada (2008) (Incl. Bonus Disc)
Woodpigeon - Treasury Library Canada (2008) (Incl. Bonus Disc)
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FormatFLAC
SourceCD
BitrateLossless
GenrePop
GenreFolk
TypeAlbum
Date 1 decade, 1 year
Size 567.62 MB
 
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Treasury Library Canada, the follow-up to Songbook, last September's disarmingly accomplished debut from eight-piece Canadian collective, Woodpigeon, arrives with what appears to be unseeming but altogether welcome haste.
Saturated in a faux-fey and knowingly off-kilter nostalgia, it sidesteps the 'difficult second album' syndrome to produce another sweetly sophisticated display of music-making guaranteed to entertain, intrigue, beguile and charm.
That the world and his wife is now singing the praises of Woodpigeon means you won't be able to claim them as your own private pleasure any longer. Gone, too, is the opportunity to gain the grovelling admiration of those you might have otherwise introduced to this delectable concoction of fanciful lyrics, sing-along melodies and home-spun sentiment. But that's a small price to pay.
A more focused album than its predecessor, Treasury Library Canada gains immeasurably from the delectable contrariness at the heart of frontman and songsmith Michael Hamilton's eclectic and elegantly unassertive art. For all the seductive fireside cosiness and gently swaying, raised-lighters-in-the-night-air prettiness of the surface of Hamilton's meringue-light, sugar-dusted melodies, what lies beneath are beautifully crafted lyrics that excavate into the affairs of both the head and heart with forensic clarity.
Fourteen tracks are packed into this marvellously beguiling package, each and all dealing with returning home after self-imposed exile. Folksy, rootsy, pop-y, indie and all points, perspectives and colours in between, Woodpigeon combine rare intelligence with insight and inventiveness to produce songs that seep and surge into the imagination and linger long after there like bittersweet inherited memories.



Canada
Folk / Pop
Label: End of the Road


DISC 1

01 - Knock Knock [4:30]
02 - Piano Pieces For Adult Beginners [3:37]
03 - In The Battle Of Sun Vs. Curtains, Sun Loses And We Sleep Until Noon [3:29]
04 - I Live A Lot Of Places [5:19]
05 - Cities Of Weather [3:25]
06 - 7th Fret Over Andres [4:44]
07 - A Moment's Peace For Mary Christa O'Keefe [4:00]
08 - Anna, Girl In The Clocktower [4:05]
09 - The Hamilton Academicals [3:41]
10 - Love In The Time Of Hopscotch [4:29]
11 - Emma Et Hampus [4:49]
12 - Now You Like Me How? [3:38]
13 - Bad News Brown [3:50]
14 - Tic Tac Toe / Woolen Endings [5:00]

DISC 2 Houndstooth Europa


01 - In Praise Of The West Midlothian Bus Service [1:57]
02 - Oberkampf [2:53]
03 - Thoughts On The One Who Got Away By The One He Left Behind [3:34]
04 - ...A Given [4:01]
05 - Potsdamer Platz (Stomp, Stomp, Stomp) [2:19]
06 - Ladybug Ladybird [3:28]
07 - Matty John Chyzyk [2:31]
08 - Anybody Somebody Everybody [3:41]
09 - The Return Bus Ride [2:00]
10 - A Slight Return Home (The Marshall Stacks Homeless Remix) [7:37]

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