
Goodbye Enemy Airship The Landlord Is Dead is a Alt/Indie album by Do Make Say Think, originally released in 2000. On Gatefold: 6 pressings tracked, owned by 6 collectors.
Sound DNA
- Alt/Indie
- Post-Rock
- warm
- meditative
- pastoral
About
The second album by DMST captured the evolving and evocative sound of the band in all its newfound subtlety and sophistication. Recorded in an old wooden barn outside their hometown of Toronto, the album is swaddled in late-night, late-summer ambiance, maintaining an atmosphere of spontaneity and accident (along with the background sounds of chirping crickets) alongside the increased attention to composition in many of the pieces. While the record is bookended by the band’s inimitable psych-rock explosions and explorations, much of the material here is more reflective and experimental, with increased referencing of jazz influences (modal horn passages, chilled-out tempos) .
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Tracklist
Side A
- A1When Day Chokes The Night6:38
- A2Minmin8:23
- A3The Landlord Is Dead5:39
- A4The Apartment Song3:52
Side B
- B1All Of This Is True7:46
- B2Bruce E Kinesis3:39
- B3Goodbye Enemy Airship12:37
Credits
Performers
- Charles SpearinBASS GUITAR TRUMPET
- Dave MitchellDRUMS
- James PaymentDRUMS
- Justin SmallGUITAR
- Ohad BenchetritGUITAR BASS SAXOPHONE
- Jason MacKenzieKEYBOARDS
- Do Make Say Think
6 collectors on Gatefold own this · 6 pressings tracked on Gatefold
