Twink - Dust Bunny flac album

Dust Bunny by Twink The Toy Piano Band, released 02 October 2015 1. Emberglow 2. Thistle Bliss 3. Hem & Haw 4. Fox Tuft 5. Salt Circle 6. Pipper Snitch 7. Whirl Wisp 8. Sun Drizzle 9. Sparklemuffin 10. Whale Speck 11. Fossil Blossom Dust Bunny was inspired by a long Winter and historic blizzard that buried the land as well as moods. How else to keep spirits up than by making music? A melancholic vibe winds through the album but never extinguishes the hope that Spring will one day return.

Country: USA & Canada.

Please remove this page and do not post any more of my albums. I am a completely independent musician and it is difficult to release albums when I am already spending more money than I will even make back through a handful of sales.

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I had assumed the sands of time swallowed his ambitions whole (hey remember Annuals?) but, turns out, he’d been tinkering around with his sound all along, refining it to the point of razor-sharpness

Dust Bunny is the latest in a long line of whimsical releases from Boston’s one-man toy piano band, Twink (aka Mike Langlie). Right off the bat, it’s well worth seeking out the vinyl over the digital version; the splatter-colored platter features an amazing cover design – big props to artist Kate O’Hara on the artwork. Here’s the thing about all Twink releases: you get past the gimmick (we hesitate to call it that) in about 30 seconds because the music is actually good and worth listening to. In lesser hands, the idea of ping-ponging away on toy instruments and rudimentary electronics would lose its luster pretty quickly. But Dust Bunny is not ephemeral nonsense – it has a real purpose, a real story to tell, and as clichéd as it is to say, it takes the listener on a journey.