Mount Eerie "Clear Moon" Blowout I'd Rather Die

I'd Rather Die

The Evil Beat

with Arthur Smilios (Gorilla Biscuits) joining later on bass

revealing the last but not least layer of a printed inner dust sleeve

Mount Eerie "Clear Moon" Blowout I'd Rather DieIn this first of two new albums planned for release in 2012, Mount Eerie presents a monumental work of depth and maturity. These are songs about a quiet life in and around a small northwest town, usually buried in fog, and the unexpected moments of clarity that briefly flash through. Clear Moon is the resonant lone bell symbol, the glint in the water, the sudden breath. After all the world touring that followed the release of Winds Poem, Phil Elverum