+ Original work by artist Jason Killinger, silk-screened by hand by Jason, Gillian, and friends. Each poster hand numbered & limited to edition of 200. Download code for PRAXIS included with purchase.
+ Contemplate this space landscape by the light of day or watch it illuminate & fluoresce in black light...
+ Allow for some natural (awesome) variations.
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lyrics
We once built a pass through the mountains
Between your land and mine
Removing all that impedes us
How we toiled, how we pledged our time
Now the road between us lies empty
Covered in wild weeds and thorns
And only old maps remember
The lines our path once formed
You led us up to the stone tower
But we were turned away
Back past the crow in the cornfield
When you asked how I felt about caves
Anything you'd like to show me, darling
You know I'd like to see
But I must admit these caves were carved by men into the hills
And I must admit a little unease
And when you go it's always like you were taken
By a force of nature
By a power greater than
Your own will, like the sea just rose and swept in
Breaking furious and white over the mountain
Leveling the town that these hills had hemmed in
Future generations will be left with the questions
Who were these people and the lives that they were living?
Was this the bedroom, this perhaps the kitchen?
And now it's all as fading laughter down the hall
Footsteps on the second floor
Caves underwater
Frail girl, you need to live in a gentle world
Frail girl I wish I could give you a gentle world
credits
from Praxis,
released June 16, 2011
Guitar/Voice/Keys: Gillian Chadwick
Bass: Jesse Sparhawk
Drums: Jonathan Nigro
Keys/Voice: Jeff Zeigler
Time Takes Away is a melancholy reflection on love. The blending of voices and the moody backing music make for a powerfully moving album.
This album is one of my most favorite albums from Bandcamp and compares favorably to any electric folk album from the genres golden age in the 60s or 70s. vsp
Hauntingly beautiful vocals paired with a minimal musical backdrop makes for a truly inspired selection of emotional and beguiling songs.
Highly recommended... rikm