Amy Millan - Masters Of The Burial album flac

Masters Of The Burial. Masters Of The Burial Tracklist. 1. Bruised Ghosts Lyrics. Masters Of The Burial Q&A. More Amy Millan albums. Honey From The Tombs.

Amy Millan has an evocative whisper of a voice, but it is best served when bolstered by collaborators. On her own, however, she lacks heft. Millan's originals are the best parts of Masters of the Burial. Low Sail" flickers like a campfire with its warm strings and understated pedal steel melting under the repeated, lissome-fingered acoustic guitar arpeggio. Lost Compass", over too soon at less than two-minutes-long, turns a smoky ode to feverish sexual desire into a spare, acoustic waltz.

Genre: Singer-Songwriter. Nevertheless, her solo output. so far always seemed, well, pretty modest in comparison.

Mastering at Grey Market Mastering. Track durations not printed on release. Matrix, Runout (Side A): AC047-A A+R SPGII.

Day to Day. Bury This. Run for Me. I Will Follow You into the Dark. MusicBrainz: Masters of the Burial.

Her debut solo album, Honey From The Tombs, was released by Arts & Crafts on May 30, 2006. In interviews Amy has stated that the songs on Honey from the Tombs were written over a period of years, but are only now being released. Millan released her sophomore album, Masters of the Burial, on September 8, 2009.

Record Label: Arts & Crafts. Genre(s): Indie, Rock.

There are excellent cuts on Masters of the Burial, for sure. Run For Me is tenderness in music form, soft and pretty inside its picked electric guitar, with a pre-chorus which remembers Candle In The Wind's melody and sounds similarly heartbroken and resigned. Perhaps it's a lack of ambition, perhaps it's a lack of spark when not co-writing music with somebody else, or perhaps Amy Millan's 2009 record isn't meant to be much more than a sweet, endearing soft indie-pop album with it's gentle high points and very few specific lows.

Masters of the burial. Masters Of The Burial. Masters Of The Burial is a wistful yet warm collection of songs and the follow up to her 2006 solo debut, Honey From The Tombs. The album includes interpretations of Death Cab For Cutie's 'I Will Follow You Into The Dark' and 'Old Perfume' by Sarah Harmer.