ETHAN WL - Blood Farm LP Field Recordings You hear the applause of

You hear the applause of the brave ears that weathered the ride of accidental psychedelia & moiré of various notes fading into and out of each other

The strong and fast kinship between Lattimore and Zeigler is best understood in the context of their highly collaborative pasts

Some of it is in turns pretty frantic and angular or grandiose and hypnotic and is mined from the same sources as the band’s more explorative music from recent years

Like the self-proclaimed "Spiderman" who climbed Chicago's Sears Tower with no harness

the vibrations of which he used to create tonal pictures and patterns

ETHAN WL - Blood Farm LP Field Recordings You hear the applause ofThis is my latest album, about 40 straight minutes of acoustic guitar. All originals, live takes, and no overdubs. Filmmaker and Journalist Bill Lichtenstein told me that it sounds like Mississippi Fred McDowell. On the last track my friend Isabel plays a tanpura that I had just acquired a few days before from an old acquaintance of John Faheys in Takoma Park. Ethan WL