Abram Shook - Landscape Dream (CD)
- Never Die
- Chelsea Walls
- Vessel
- Beach Glass
- Receiving You
- Get Gone
- 5Am Tribute
- Find It
- Perfect
- Understood
- Arrows
- Jaw
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Catalog No.
- WV129LP
- Tracks
- 12
Landscape Dream is Abram Shook's follow up to 2014's Sun Marquee, an album VICE called ""pleasant as fuck."" and Texas Monthly called ""compelling, weird, and lovely."" Applying what he learned through writing and recording Sun Marquee, Landscape Dream is a natural progression, demonstrating how much Shook's songwriting and production acumen has sharpened over the past year. Sun Marquee was a learning process where songs were often forced out of experiments in recording techniques. As Abram explains, ""I had a lot of thoughts I just threw out there, but often I arrived at dead-ends and had to figure out how to make something out of what was available."" However, on Landscape Dream he ""went back to writing with just voice and guitar and then used arranging, production, and recording ideas pulled from Sun Marquee."" The effectiveness of his new approach is clear from the 70's rock of ""Find It"" and ""Chelsea"" to the African vibes of ""Get Gone"", the dreamy Brazilian vibes on ""5am"" and ""Beach Glass"", and the slow-jam soul found on ""Perfect"", ""Jaw"", and ""Vessel"".
- Never Die
- Chelsea Walls
- Vessel
- Beach Glass
- Receiving You
- Get Gone
- 5Am Tribute
- Find It
- Perfect
- Understood
- Arrows
- Jaw
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 12
Landscape Dream is Abram Shook's follow up to 2014's Sun Marquee, an album VICE called ""pleasant as fuck."" and Texas Monthly called ""compelling, weird, and lovely."" Applying what he learned through writing and recording Sun Marquee, Landscape Dream is a natural progression, demonstrating how much Shook's songwriting and production acumen has sharpened over the past year. Sun Marquee was a learning process where songs were often forced out of experiments in recording techniques. As Abram explains, ""I had a lot of thoughts I just threw out there, but often I arrived at dead-ends and had to figure out how to make something out of what was available."" However, on Landscape Dream he ""went back to writing with just voice and guitar and then used arranging, production, and recording ideas pulled from Sun Marquee."" The effectiveness of his new approach is clear from the 70's rock of ""Find It"" and ""Chelsea"" to the African vibes of ""Get Gone"", the dreamy Brazilian vibes on ""5am"" and ""Beach Glass"", and the slow-jam soul found on ""Perfect"", ""Jaw"", and ""Vessel"".
