Invisible Things - Home Is the Sun (CD)
- Before the Seventh
- Because It's Not Real Yet
- Major Counterpart
- Accepting New Forms
- Getting Through Accidentals
- And If It's on
- Please Redirect
- Synthetic Energy
- Weird Summer
- New Faculty
- Into Engine
- Now It's the Fourth
- Theta Phase
- Spindle Phase
- Delta Phase
- Home Is the Sun
- Letters Home
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 17
(2-LP set) Invisible Things is the duo of guitarist Mark Shippy (U.S. Maple) and drummer Jim Sykes (Parts & Labor). Well beyond the stereotypical thoughts of a guitar, drum improv/jam session, the drumming is based on the study Sri Lankan percussion and applied to the modern drum kit. This foundation set forth by the drums allows for explorations by the guitar that is tight and sparse one moment and then seamlessly shifted into majestic swirls of reverberation. The album, comprised of 17 tracks, is presented as one long composition that progresses forward in a logical manner between control and turmoil. The perfect soundtrack for modern day living.
- Before the Seventh
- Because It's Not Real Yet
- Major Counterpart
- Accepting New Forms
- Getting Through Accidentals
- And If It's on
- Please Redirect
- Synthetic Envoy
- Weird Summer
- New Faculty
- Into Engine
- Now It's the 4th
- Theta Phase
- Spindle Phase
- Delta Phase
- Home Is the Sun
- Letters to Home
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 17
Invisible Things is the duo of guitarist Mark Shippy (U.S. Maple) and drummer Jim Sykes (Parts & Labor). Well beyond the stereotypical thoughts of a guitar, drum improv/jam session, the drumming is based on the study Sri Lankan percussion and applied to the modern drum kit. This foundation set forth by the drums allows for explorations by the guitar that is tight and sparse one moment and then seamlessly shifted into majestic swirls of reverberation. The album, comprised of 17 tracks, is presented as one long composition that progresses forward in a logical manner between control and turmoil. The perfect soundtrack for modern day living.
