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Faith &Disease
Lamentations: A Collection (CD) IR33-14 Unit price: $12.00 |
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Description: "Lamentations: A Collection is a new CD that
compiles cuts from the Seattle band's four previous releases, concisely
sketching Faith & Disease as artists in full command of their
sad muse..."
Lamentations contains 16 tracks and 69 minutes of Faith & Disease cuts personally selected by Dara Rosenwasser and Eric Cooley, showcasing the range and depth of 8 years creating music together. Tracks: (linked titles indicate a RealAudio file) 1. Baudelaire
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Faith &Disease
Insularia (CD) IR33-12 Unit price: $12.00 |
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"A dreamy, laconic, and mature collection of work from a band regarded
as Seattle's standard bearers…"
Description: For the fourth and newest full-length, Seattle's Faith & Disease have sculpted their finest and most focused album to date. Insularia features 11 new studio tracks, moving through "oceanic depths of sound with intelligent finesse, the sheer prettiness of their sound is more reminiscent of Mazzy Star's dispersed simplicity…*" The instrumentation is varied, including violin (Baudelaire), flute (Cocoon), Steel Pedal Guitar (Old Dusk Dakota), and slide guitar, keyboards and guest vocals from Chris and Carla of the Walkabouts. Insularia just might "lull you into a sleep of opiated dreams…" *courtesy of Tiffany Lee Brown, Anodyne Magazine. Tracks: (linked titles indicate a RealAudio file) 1. Perhaps...Persephone
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Faith & Disease
Livesongs: Third Body (CD) IR33-10 Unit price: $14.00 |
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Description: Of Livesongs: Third Body, Discorder Magazine
wrote: "Akin to being immersed in a deep, dark sea - comforting, but slightly
eerie..."
Tracks: (linked titles indicate a RealAudio file) 1. Percussion Intro (live at the Troubadour 9-21-95)
* Track 12 (unlisted) contemplates the role of stage diving in Faith & Disease's aesthetic. |
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Faith & Disease
Fortune His Sleep (CD) IR33-02 Unit price: $12.00 |
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Description: The definitive Faith & Disease sound is captured here on their second release, an impressive album from start to finish. Highly eclectic and different from track to track, Faith & Disease use the majestic voice of Dara Rosenwasser weaved in with acoustic and electric guitars, melodic leading bass structures, ethnic percussion, and the occasional violin, rainstick, bells, tambourine and classically-inspired baroque synth sounds. Critically acclaimed by the likes of Alternative Press, B-Side Magazine, Option, HUH, and others. Cover art: Floating Tranquility by Eric Cooley. Tracks: (linked titles indicate RealAudio file) 1. Healing Anne
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Beauty and Bitterness (CD) IR33-01 Unit price: $12.00 |
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Description: This debut album by Faith & Disease went to #1 on Seattle's popular radio station KCMU for an amazing three-months, not bad for an album culled from two different "demo tapes" personally financed and produced by the band for about $400 total ("A naïve masterpiece," according to bassist Eric Cooley). Songs range from textured gloominess ("Chandra's Lament," "Ebb and Tide") to light-hearted folk rock ("Glass Glow World," "Content Injuries") and everything in-between, yet still sounding like an even, consistent body of music. Cover art: "A Child" by Lucca Della Robia (1466). Tracks: (linked titles indicate RealAudio file) 1. Igloo
* Attention audiophiles: The original pressing of Beauty and Bitterness includes the since-deleted track "Tuesday's Creation" (track 11), and "Metallic Cat" and "Louise" are unlisted bonus tracks. 1,000 of these discs were printed. The inside artwork and group photo are also different from subsequent pressings. |
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"Jardeau Blue"/ "Crown of Sorrow" (7" single) IRD-AHR7 Unit price: $5.00 |
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Description: Considered one of their strongest songs, "Jardeau
Blue" charted at #35 on the Vancouver singles charts as reported by CITR
radio and Discorder magazine. Soon to go out of print. The B-side,
"Crown of Sorrow," includes backing vocals by
Mary.
Tracks: 1. Jardeau Blue
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