Hibou: Halve

Hibou SKU: 39164766
Hibou: Halve

Hibou: Halve

Hibou SKU: 39164766

Format: VINYL LP

Regular price $22.98 Sale price $19.76
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Description

Title: Halve
Label: Barsuk
Product Type: VINYL LP

Limited pink colored vinyl LP pressing includes digital download. Amidst an atmosphere of melancholia, Peter Michel has thrown himself into a lifetimes worth of writing, recording and touring belied by his young age. At just 17, the Seattle-based musician toured extensively with dream pop outfit Craft Spells, and most recently met critical acclaim with his personal project, Hibou. In Halve', Hibou's third full length album, Michel creates a characteristically ethereal record addressing the dichotomies between childhood and adulthood, self and society, authenticity and superficiality. The outcome is a work filled with swooning, hazy reflections on loss, love, nostalgia, and joy from a 10,000 foot view. Michel's vocals comfortably twist from echoing whispers to punkish accusations; his guitar from dizzying surf hooks to lush 80s-inspired chords. Controland the lack of itreverberates throughout the album, and the consequence is a set of ten deeply vulnerable songs that will find you romanticizing your own childhood, your own teenage years, your own morning.

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