MAYBE THEY WILL SING FOR US TOMORROW

Hammock

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Post Rock/Math rock

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3.65 | 17 ratings | 1 reviews | 35% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 2008

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Gold Star Mothers (7:38)
2. City in the Dust on My Window (7:09)
3. This Kind of Life Keeps Breaking Your Heart (5:42)
4. Mono Mo Aware (6:39)
5. Three Sisters (4:22)
6. Maybe They Will Sing for Us Tomorrow (5:39)
7. Elm (5:24)
8. Razorback Drug Town (3:48)
9. Eighty-Four Thousand Hymns (5:40)
10. We Will Say Goodbye to Everyone (7:42)
11. All of Your Children Are Addicts (1:22)

Total Time 61:05

Line-up / Musicians

- Marc Byrd / composer, performer & producer
- Andrew Thompson / composer, performer & producer

With:
- Christine Byrd / vocals (1)
- Matt Slocum / cello

Releases information

Artwork: J�n ��r Birgisson & Alex Somers as Riceboy Sleeps

CD Darla Records ‎- DRL 196 (2008, US)
CD Hammock Music ‎- HMK-005CD (2013, US) Remastered with new mix of track #6

2LP Hammock Music ‎- HMK-005LP (2013, US) Remaster by Taylor Deupree w/ new mix of track #6

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HAMMOCK Maybe They Will Sing for Us Tomorrow ratings distribution

3.65
(17 ratings)

Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(35%)
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(41%)
Good, but non-essential (18%)
Collectors/fans only (0%)
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3 stars Hammock's third full length album is an hour full of guitar-driven instrumental ambient, atmospheric to the fullest. The songs feel like they're somehow transient but still, always moving from nowhere in particular towards an even more undescribable place. The minimalistic approach is quite moving ... (read more)

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