Grace Notes: Jay Tholen, Mount Eerie
Jay Tholen offers more Gospel chiptune and Mount Eerie contemplates mankind’s fragile existence.
“Mount Eerie” Archives
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Mount Eerie’s A Crow Looked at Me Confronts the Horror of Death (Review)
After all, grief isn’t rational or given to nice, neat organization.In Rotation: Mount Eerie, Ride, Fine China, Amy Annelle, Josh T. Pearson (Review)
Heart-breaking music about death; dreamy electronica from shoegaze giants; inspired ’80s pop; plaintive, old-timey folk/country; and goofy country-punk.
Reading: Moana, The Handmaid’s Tale, Mount Eerie’s A Crow Looked at Me & More
Also: King Arthur, Silicon Valley silliness, and the downside of “mobile first” web design.
Wind’s Poem Finds Phil Elverum Rushing Headlong Into the Void (Review)
Put simply, Wind’s Poem is the most haunting album I picked up in 2009.