El Vy - Return To The Moon (CD)
- Return to the Moon (Political Song for Didi Bloome to Sing, with Crescendo)
- I'm the Man to Be
- Paul Is Alive
- Need a Friend
- Silent Ivy Hotel
- No Time to Crank the Sun
- It's a Game
- Sleeping Light
- Sad Case
- Happiness, Missouri
- Careless
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Catalog No.
- LP-CAD-3530
- Tracks
- 11
Vinyl LP pressing. EL VY (pronounced like a plural of Elvis; rhymes with ‘hell pie’) is the musical collaboration between Matt Berninger, vocalist and lyricist of The National, and Brent Knopf, the Portland musician and producer best known for his work in Menomena and his more recent band, Ramona Falls. Their debut album is a project Berninger and Knopf have been thinking about for years. Their friendship spans nearly a decade, starting back when the National and Menomena played small half-empty clubs along America’s west coast. Feeling an immediate musical kinship, the pair kept in touch, Brent sending Matt occasional rough sketches of music and Matt responding with melodies and lyrics. Finally, in the winter and spring of 2014-15, they actually got together to make an album.
- Return to the Moon (Political Song for Didi Bloome to Sing, with Crescendo)
- I'm the Man to Be
- Paul Is Alive
- Need a Friend
- Silent Ivy Hotel
- No Time to Crank the Sun
- It's a Game
- Sleeping Light
- Sad Case
- Happiness, Missouri
- Careless
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 11
El Vy (pronounced like a plural of Elvis; rhymes with ‘hell pie’) is the musical collaboration between Matt Berninger, vocalist and lyricist of The National, and Brent Knopf, the Portland musician and producer best known for his work in Menomena and his more recent band, Ramona Falls. Their 2015 debut album Return To The Moon is a project Berninger and Knopf have been thinking about for years. Their friendship spans nearly a decade, starting back when the National and Menomena played small half-empty clubs along America’s West Coast. Feeling an immediate musical kinship, the pair kept in touch, Brent sending Matt occasional rough sketches of music and Matt responding with melodies and lyrics. Finally, in the winter and spring of 2014-15, they actually got together to make an album.
