Post Description

Artist   : Mick Harvey
Album   : Four (Acts of Love)
Label   : Mute
Genre   : Pop
Street Date  : 2013-00-00
Quality  : 227 kbps / 44.1kHz / Joint Stereo
Encoder   : Lame 3.98.4 -V0
Size    : 61.95 MB
Time     : 35:40 min

[tracks]

1.  Praise The Earth (Wheels Of Amber And Gold) 2:13
2.  Glorious 3:27
3.  Midnight On The Ramparts 2:16
4.  Summertime In New York 3:15
5.  Where There's Smoke (Before) 1:26
6.  God Made The Hammer 2:39
7.  I Wish That I Were Stone 1:34
8.  The Way Young Lovers Do 2:48
9.  A Drop, An Ocean 1:14
10. The Story Of Love 3:35
11. Where There's Smoke (After) 1:32
12. Wild Hearts 3:53
13. Fairy Dust 1:43
14. Praise The Earth (An Ephemeral Play) 4:05

[notes]

Four (Acts of Love) oozes curdled lust, broken obsession, and morbid
romanticism. It’s a self-described song cycle-- and it’s actually structured
as a cycle rather than an arc, bookended by the tracks “Praise the Earth
(Wheels of Amber and Gold)” and “Praise the Earth (An Ephemeral Play)”. The
two click together to form a tarnished ring, one that describes the act of
love as an epic boom-and-bust. Better yet, the songs shed the shadows of
Harvey’s bosses and prior influences-- and own the fact that Harvey is no
longer a mere sidekick, but rather a contemporary of Michael Gira or Bill
Callahan with just as singular and stentorian a voice, if less assured of
its power. Through a fluttering filter of reverb and weaves of languid
jangle, Harvey sings sweetly and huskily of oblivion, pining for the
hereafter like it’s the girl that got away.

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