Typhoon - White Lighter flac album

White Lighter by TYPHOON, released 20 August 2013 1. Prelude 2. Artificial Light 3. Young Fathers 4. Morton's Fork 5. Possible Deaths 6. The Lake 7. Dreams of Cannibalism 8. 100 Years 9. Prosthetic Love 10. Hunger and Thirst 11. Caesar 12. Common Sentiments 13. Post Script Recorded and Produced by Paul Laxer. Mixed by Jeff Stuart Saltzman. alissa07 This album got me through 2013, and through many more existential crises. catlon I just found 'Offerings' via NPR First Listen and loved it. Love the lyrics and the big sound on White Lighter. Lollypopp1 This album is just perfect.

With 14 members, Portland, Oregon's Typhoon has more than enough firepower to propel its seismic indie rock confections past the nosebleed seats and into the parking lot, but despite its voluminous arsenal, the band shows great restraint on White Lighter, the follow-up to their well-received 2011 EP A New Kind of House.

Portland, OR's Typhoon, the 11-piece orchestral alt-folk rockers, release their album White Lighter on 8/20. The snippets promoting the songs at first sounded stylized and derivative of many other new bands emerging.

Typhoon - White Lighter. 5 years ago5 years ago. indie rock. Released by: Roll Call Records. Album release date: 19 August 2013. 1. Typhoon - Prelude. 2. Typhoon - Artificial Light. 3. Typhoon - Young Fathers. 4. Typhoon - Morton's Fork. 5. Typhoon - Possible Deaths. Albums from this user.

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Jaclyn Campanaro/Courtesy of the artist. Typhoon's new album, White Lighter, comes out August 20. Jaclyn Campanaro/Courtesy of the artist. Why You Should Listen To Typhoon. Bob Boilen and Robin Hilton discuss Typhoon. Kyle Morton writes songs for Typhoon as if they were the last works he might ever create. His band is big by rock standards, with somewhere in the neighborhood of a dozen members playing mighty, powerful songs whose instrumentation conveys big, bold joy. But underneath it all are the words of a young man living on what he feels is borrowed time.

Portland, Ore. collective Typhoon is not too far from Polyphonic Spree-levels of orchestrated choir-pop. The 11-piece band had an underground hit with The Honest Truth off its 2011 EP A New Kind of House, but singer Kyle Morton thought the band’s second full-length album, White Lighter, might be the last thing they ever made. As a child, Morton suffered through multiple organ failures (including a kidney transplant), caused by a serious case of Lyme disease