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ARTiST: Philip Selway ALBUM: Familial BiTRATE: 163kbps avg QUALiTY: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.97 Final / -V2 --vbr-new / 44.100Khz LABEL: Bella Union GENRE: Indie SiZE: 40.59 megs PLAYTiME: 0h 32min 44sec total RiP DATE: 2010-08-28 STORE DATE: 2010-08-27 Track List: -------- 01. By Some Miracle 2:39 02. Beyond Reason 2:54 03. A Simple Life 3:14 04. All Eyes On You 2:32 05. The Ties That Bind Us 3:42 06. Patron Saint 3:27 07. Falling 3:13 08. Broken Promises 3:04 09. Don't Look Down 5:05 10. The Witching Hour 2:54 Release Notes: -------- A collection of sublimely fragile, haunting, and heartfelt songs, Familial is likely to surprise manyùand not solely because these beautifully understated performances are coming from a drummer. Familial is so persuasively good as to make a case for Selway as a natural born singer-songwriter. The very first seeds of Familial were planted in 2001 when Neil Finn organized an impromptu gathering of talent, including Johnny Marr, Eddie Vedder, Lisa Germano, former Soul Coughing bassist Sebastian Steinberg, Selway, and his Radiohead bandmate Ed OÆBrien, in aid of charity. The resulting album, 7 Worlds Collide, was credited to Neil Finn and Friends, but when the project was revived in 2008 the singing/songwriting was divided among the ranks, which by then included members of Wilco. During those sessions at FinnÆs Auckland studio, Philip came up with FamilialÆs ôThe Ties That Bind Us,ö on which he made his debut as a lead vocalist. That song, and an earlier number, ôThe Witching Hour"ùalso on Familialùappeared on 7WCÆs The Sun Came Out album, released August 2009. Back home, Selway asked Courtyard StudiosÆ resident engineer and producer Ian Davenport to work with him on sessions that would yield Familial. Selway then invited Germano, Steinberg, and Wilco drummer Glenn Kotche and multi-instrumentalist Patrick Sansone to join him in the studio. Familial finds these varied and accomplished creative voices working in concert to craft a subtly complex and completely hypnotic atmosphere. Curiously, traditional drumming is virtually absent from the record, which favors underlying textures and loops for percussion. At times FamilialÆs beats and instrumental colors are so subtle, it seems as if the acoustic air in the room is setting the mood, leaving space for the lyrics, which clearly come from the most intimate of places. This NFO File was rendered by NFOmation.net
ARTiST: Philip Selway ALBUM: Familial BiTRATE: 163kbps avg QUALiTY: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.97 Final / -V2 --vbr-new / 44.100Khz LABEL: Bella Union GENRE: Indie SiZE: 40.59 megs PLAYTiME: 0h 32min 44sec total RiP DATE: 2010-08-28 STORE DATE: 2010-08-27 Track List: -------- 01. By Some Miracle 2:39 02. Beyond Reason 2:54 03. A Simple Life 3:14 04. All Eyes On You 2:32 05. The Ties That Bind Us 3:42 06. Patron Saint 3:27 07. Falling 3:13 08. Broken Promises 3:04 09. Don't Look Down 5:05 10. The Witching Hour 2:54 Release Notes: -------- A collection of sublimely fragile, haunting, and heartfelt songs, Familial is likely to surprise manyand not solely because these beautifully understated performances are coming from a drummer. Familial is so persuasively good as to make a case for Selway as a natural born singer-songwriter. The very first seeds of Familial were planted in 2001 when Neil Finn organized an impromptu gathering of talent, including Johnny Marr, Eddie Vedder, Lisa Germano, former Soul Coughing bassist Sebastian Steinberg, Selway, and his Radiohead bandmate Ed OBrien, in aid of charity. The resulting album, 7 Worlds Collide, was credited to Neil Finn and Friends, but when the project was revived in 2008 the singing/songwriting was divided among the ranks, which by then included members of Wilco. During those sessions at Finns Auckland studio, Philip came up with Familials The Ties That Bind Us, on which he made his debut as a lead vocalist. That song, and an earlier number, The Witching Hour"also on Familialappeared on 7WCs The Sun Came Out album, released August 2009. Back home, Selway asked Courtyard Studios resident engineer and producer Ian Davenport to work with him on sessions that would yield Familial. Selway then invited Germano, Steinberg, and Wilco drummer Glenn Kotche and multi-instrumentalist Patrick Sansone to join him in the studio. Familial finds these varied and accomplished creative voices working in concert to craft a subtly complex and completely hypnotic atmosphere. Curiously, traditional drumming is virtually absent from the record, which favors underlying textures and loops for percussion. At times Familials beats and instrumental colors are so subtle, it seems as if the acoustic air in the room is setting the mood, leaving space for the lyrics, which clearly come from the most intimate of places. This NFO File was rendered by NFOmation.net
