Wooden Wand & The Vanishing Voice - XIAO flac album

Xiao is Wooden Wand & the Vanishing Voice's homage to American Christianity, of the -dashboard variety of downhome worshipers who fear a vengeful god while letting slip with small sins every now and again, because, after all, they're human, ain't they? Alot of the lyrics and spoken word rants are deliberately obscured (the long-delay doubling effect on "Paper Trail Blues" for example) but what comes through is a reverence for that old-time relijun, along with all its inherent blemishes, foibles, hypocrisies, and fable-istic storytelling (". .

Xiao is Wooden Wand & the Vanishing Voice's homage to American Christianity, of the -dashboard variety of downhome worshipers who fear a vengeful god while letting slip with small sins every now and again, because, after all, they're human, ain't they? Alot of the lyrics and spoken word rants are deliberately obscured (the long-delay doubling effect on "Paper Trail Blues" for example) but what comes through is a reverence for that old-time relijun, along with all its inherent blemishes, foibles, hypocrisies, and fable-istic storytelling (".

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2nd, 2005, 10:47 am Wooden Wand & Vanishing Voice. The mysterious New York-based collective known as Wooden Wand and The Vanishing Voice is out on tour this summer with the somewhat mysterious Castanets (Asthmatic Kitty), Skygreen Leopards (Jagjaguwar), and I Heart Lung (Sounds Are Active). The band, which seems to change its membership with the rising of each new moon, has been releasing a steady stream of. CD-R and cassette releases over the past year including two which will now see proper reissue in 2005

Wooden Wand returned the following year with Briarwood, deviating from his trippy folk leanings to deliver an earthy, Crazy Horse-influenced sound. 2013 brought Blood Oaths of the New Blues, a full-length recorded with the same musicians who informed the ragged push of Briarwood, but moving in a decidedly more haunted and spare direction. Hot on the heels of that record came Wooden Wand & the World War IV, a set of slow-burning rockers released later that same year