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Pagan Fruit

by Dwellers

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Steve This band kicks ass. The jams, the grooves, the everything about this album is a treasure. I have no technical input to offer, I'm just a music lover who loves this band's music. A lot🤘🤘🤘 Favorite track: Spirit of the Staircase.
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kamilsokyra Phil Kimm - RockRevolt Magazine contributor writes there: "There is gravity and energy in the instruments that form the canvas on which this ode to the “queen to whom I crawl” is painted"...I agree Favorite track: Return to the Sky.
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I cut off my hair I sold it to a witch Been feeling her strange Medicine I cannot deny what I am, under the sun I cannot deny my creature, his comfort Feeling a little salt In my wounds that you gave But you made a choice Now I have to run away I cannot deny what I am, under the sun I cannot deny my creature, his comfort
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Rare Eagle 07:11
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Son of Raven 03:59
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about

This Salt Lake City group's hotly anticipated second full-length, Pagan Fruit, follows the still echoing sonic shock waves of Dwellers' enthusiastically received debut of 2012, Good Morning Harakiri, which saw the newly assembled trio pooling together their impressive prior musical credentials (Iota, SubRosa) with staggeringly powerful and memorable results. The songs found on Pagan Fruit reveal novel, dynamically varied musical touchstones as far reaching as vintage Neil Young & Crazy Horse and Goat's Head Soup-period Stones.

credits

released May 6, 2014

Dwellers are:
Joey Toscano: vocals, guitars, harmonica
Dave Jones: bass, organ
Zach Hatsis: drums, vibraphone, Rhodes piano, synth, tambourine

Additional Musicians on Pagan Fruit:
Genevieve Smith: Cello on “Spirit of the Staircase”.
Raven Quinn: Vocals on “Call of the Hallowed Horn”.

Recorded and engineered by Andy Patterson at The Boars Nest, Salt Lake City, UT.
Mixed by Eric Hoegemeyer at Tree Laboratory, Brooklyn, NY.
Mastered by Chris Goosman at Baseline Audio Labs, Ann Arbor, MI.
Lyrics by Joey Toscano.
Music by Dwellers.
Cover illustration by Adrian Brouchy of Coven Illustración.
Coloring and layout by Joey Toscano.
Produced by Dwellers.
Published by Small Stone Records (ASCAP).

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Dwellers Salt Lake City, Utah

Atmospheric rock and roll with disciplines in the heavy, bluesy psychedelic, and magickal arts. Purveyors of the slow burn.

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