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The Mastersons – Transient Lullaby [New Vinyl LP]
Artist: The Mastersons
Title: Transient Lullaby
Format: Vinyl
Genre: Rock
UPC: 033651030119
Condition: New
Release Date: 2017
Record Label: Red House
Album Tracks
1. Perfect
2. Transient Lullaby
3. You Could Be Wrong
4. Fight
5. Fire Escape
6. Highway 1
7. Don’t Tell Me to Smile
8. This Isn’t How It Was Supposed to Go
9. Shine on
10. Happy When I’m Movin’
Don’t bother asking The Mastersons where they’re from. Brooklyn, Austin, Los Angeles, Terlingua; they’ve called each home in just the last few years alone. If you really want to get to know this husband-and-wife duo, the better question to ask is where they’re going. For the last seven years, The Mastersons have kept up a supremely inexorable touring schedule, performing as both the openers for Steve Earle and as members of his band, The Dukes, in addition to playing their own relentless slate of headline shows and festivals. Written in a slew of different cities around the world, the band’s new album, Transient Lullaby, out May 19, 2017 on Red House REcords, is a late-night collection of subtle, evocative performances that showcase the itinerant couple at their absolute finest. Musically, the album is rich with intoxicating harmonies that float above Eleanor Whitmore’s stirring string arrangements and Chris Masterson’s adroit guitar work, but it’s the deeply personal songwriting that always manages to steal the show. Full of characters facing down difficulty and darkness with all the grit and humility they can muster, Transient Lullaby is an unfiltered and timeless portrait of all the joy and pain love can bring, though it’s not without it’s political moments, too. The Mastersons found themselves on tour in Lexington, KY, during the height of Kim Davis’ obstinate stand against the Supreme Court’s same sex marriage decision, and so they penned the infectious You Could Be Wrong” in a dressing room before taking the stage with “Love Wins” draped across their guitars. Transient Lullaby follows the band’s 2014 release, Good Luck Charm-which was premiered by the NY Times and praised by Mother Jones for it’s “big-hearted lyrics, tight song structures, and sweetly intertwined harmonies”- and their 2012 debut, Birds Fly South, which was awarded 9/10 stars by Uncut. Those albums earned The Mastersons slots on NPR’s Mountain Stage and at festivals around the world, from San Francisco’s Hardly Strictly Bluegrass to Australia’s Byron Bay Bluesfest. NOTE : The song “Anchor” is omitted from the vinyl LP due to time constraints – however, the song is on the digital version of the release, accessed by download code included in the LP package.
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