Haines, Emily & Soft Skeleton: Choir Of The Mind
Haines, Emily & Soft Skeleton: Choir Of The Mind
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Haines, Emily & Soft Skeleton
Label: Last Gang Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 634164994013
Genre: Rock
It's time: Emily Haines is back with Fatal Gift - the first listen from Choir of the Mind, the Metric singer's first release as her Soft Skeleton solo project in a decade. Haines' vocals are definitely the focal point of Choir of the Mind. She used her voice to create spellbinding orchestrations for an effect that is subtle and ghostly on "Wounded," lush on "Fatal Gift" and deeply powerful on "Legend Of the Wild Horse," which she calls her "soft anthem." Haines' voice is the only audible instrument on "Strangle All Romance," and she creates mesmerizing layers that drift and swirl through the title track, which includes a spoken word part adapted from a poem by the Indian mystic Sri Aurobindo. Haines recorded Choir of the Mind over several weeks in September And October of 2016, more or less alone in Metric's Toronto studio with a borrowed 18-foot grand piano built in 1850. Her longtime musical partner/Metric bandmate, James Shaw, helped flesh out the sonics with various instruments and rhythmic elements. (Shaw also mixed the album).Sparklehorse drummer Scott Minor, a member of the Soft Skeleton's first incarnation, returned to perform on "Legend of the Wild Horse." Haines Says, "The writing and recording process was heightened and intensive, the two became one thing."
Tracks:
1.1 Planets
1.2 Fatal Gift
1.3 Strangle All Romance
1.4 Wounded
1.5 Legend of the Wild Horse
1.6 Nihilist Abyss
2.1 Minefield of Memory
2.2 Perfect on the Surface
2.3 Choir of the Mind
2.4 Statuette
2.5 Siren
2.6 Irish Exit
2.7 Rip
