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The group's sound recalls the dusty, string band dirge of Depression era American folk and country acts like the Carter Family and Doc Boggs as well as the bleak lyricism and bright harmonies of Richard and Linda Thompson.
Firm devotees to the narrative song, Noble Lake builds a frame upon tales of itinerant travelers, drunks and self destructive lovers, environmental disaster and a shrinking world and uses it as a launching point for tightly wound acoustic tapestries that range from high lonesome, straightforward folk to ragged, pulsating drones that bring to mind the sonic terrain mined by the Dirty Three, Jack Rose and the like.
Track listing:
the Galley
These Days
Ladies and Gentlemen
Yovnger's Elegy
Morgantown
Waterdeep
Birdsongs
Heyday
Firm devotees to the narrative song, Noble Lake builds a frame upon tales of itinerant travelers, drunks and self destructive lovers, environmental disaster and a shrinking world and uses it as a launching point for tightly wound acoustic tapestries that range from high lonesome, straightforward folk to ragged, pulsating drones that bring to mind the sonic terrain mined by the Dirty Three, Jack Rose and the like.
Track listing:
Additional Information
| Author | Noble Lake |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Creative Capitalism |
| Page Count | n/a |
| Publication Size | 5 x 5.5 |
| Publication Notes | 8 tracks, CD |
| Publication Date | April 1, 2008 |
| ISBN | CCP007 |
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