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Chris Forsyth – Dreams

Chris Forsyth

Dreams

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Dreams is a reissue of Chris Forsyth's second solo album. In 2009 Forsyth pressed up 100 LPs for a European tour and created quite an uproar of approval by the heads who managed to score a copy. Now available again, Dreams rightfully shows Forsyth at the creme of American guitarists who blend masterful skill of country/blues with sometimes violent aggression or mind-bending arrangements.

Dreams was recorded and mixed between 2007 and 2009 and catches Forsyth in the studio layering acoustic and electric guitars and organ with contributions from his guests, creating four pieces which are full of the raw power and intuitive delicacy that characterizes his live shows still. Dreams crosses free-wheeling minimalist rock balladry and anarcho- improv surrealism with a fearless approach to beauty in a deeply psychedelic landscape. It features contributions from his Peeesseye bandmates Jaime Fennelly (synth on one track) and Fritz Welch (drums and vocals on another) as well as the soaring trumpet work of Nate Wooley and organ, saxophone, and snare drum overdubs by another longtime collaborator of Forsyth’s in Phantom Limb & Bison, Shawn Edward Hansen. This is Forsyth's second solo record, preceding Paranoid Cat, which was released by Family Vineyard earlier in 2011.

Edition of 700 LPs; comes with download code for MP3 version.

Details
Cat. number: FV81
Year: 2011

Format

LTD 700

Release notes

Edition of 700 copies. Includes download card. Recorded 2007-2009 by Josh Clark at the Seaside Lounge, Brooklyn and also in Waldron Island (1), Kansas City (3), and Glasgow (4). Originally released in an edition of 100, September 2009 on Evolving Ear. All music 2009/2011 Chris Forsyth.

Tracklist
A1Soft History8:50
A2String Haters11:52
B1Long Warm Afternoon5:57
B2Dream Number One14:08
Credits
Chris Forsyth
Guitar [Guitars], Organ
Scott Colburn
Mastered By
Maria Dumlao
Photography By
Josh Clark
Recorded By

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