OBLIVION HYMNS

Hammock

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Post Rock/Math rock

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4.15 | 17 ratings | 1 reviews | 35% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 2013

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. My Mind Was a Fog... My Heart Became a Bomb (5:23)
2. Then the Quiet Explosion (6:43)
3. Turning into Tiny Particles... Floating Through Empty Space (4:02)
4. Like a Valley with No Echo (8:10)
5. Holding Your Absence (5:42)
6. Shored Against the Ruins... Drowning in Ten Directions (3:43)
7. I Could Hear the Water at the Edge of All Things (5:40)
8. In the Middle of This Nowhere (5:33)
9. Hope Becomes a Loss (8:45)
10. Tres Domin� (3:07)

Total Time 56:48

Bonus tracks as download from bandcamp :
11. Sleep (6:32)
12. Cathedral (6:18)
13. Hiraeth (6:53)

Line-up / Musicians

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

With:
- Timothy Showalter / vocals (10)
- Phil Madeira / accordion
- Love Sponge Orchestra / strings

Releases information

Artwork: Amy Pleasant

CD Self-released (2013, US)

2LP Self-released (2013, US)

Digital album (2013) With 3 bonus tracks

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HAMMOCK Oblivion Hymns ratings distribution

4.15
(17 ratings)

Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(35%)
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(29%)
Good, but non-essential (12%)
Collectors/fans only (18%)
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5 stars For nearly a first, as long as any Hammock record review figure on this site, (cheers to "Morsenator" who, having a different approach than mine, this being a very good thing, still invested good time to make them known to the happy few!) I've chosen "Oblivion hymns" to present my overall view ... (read more)

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