Peals - Walking Field flac album

Walking Field thus represents Cashion and Willen’s escape to cottage country, an opportunity to decompress, clear their heads, and experiment with more relaxed, exploratory modes of music-making than their day jobs allow. True to their mellow-out mission, the duo have taken to performing in a stage set-up that resembles a living room. Even when Peals retrace their steps, it serves as a springboard to somewhere new: Koan 1 closes the album with a distant echo of Floating Leaf, the melody slowed down but rendered more dramatic, thanks to the reemergence of Barutha’s cello and a climactic, triumphant explosion of electric-guitar fireworks.

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Like classic analog ambient albums, Peals' organic instrumentation creates a warm sense of depth that isn't typically found in modern electronic releases. Or consider a donation?

Peals Peals is William Cashion and Bruce Willen, two bass players for some of Baltimore’s most revered bands (Future Islands and Double Dagger respectively) known for their passionate and energetic live performances. With Peals, the duo creates intimate ambient music based in improvisation, flipping the bombast of their other groups on its head in pursuit of a more subdued muse.

Album · 2013 · 8 Songs. Walking Field is one of the prettiest, most pastoral records to come out of the indie scene in recent years and, lacking any hint of vocals, bass, or even drums (okay, there's the faintest bit of percussion). Glistening, clean guitar notes, vaporous beds of electronics, and specters of toy piano, bells, and chimes aren't exactly what one would think members of the two aforementioned bands would be favoring for a side project.

LP (12" album, 33 rpm). Walking Field s home-recorded sessions followed an analog approach, welcoming the happy accidents and unplanned moments that bring their musics most organic qualities to the fore. With no bass guitars or drums present on the album all percussion sounds were generated by contact with guitars and microphones the emphasis here is placed on texture and feeling. Songs flow one into the next, talking to each other as they take the listener on an intuitive journey to destinations unknown