LP is pressed on 180 gram virgin vinyl at Optimal (Germany) and comes in a heavyweight jacket with black poly-lined audiophile dust sleeve, credit insert, pull-out art poster and download code for 320 kbps MP3 copy of the album.
CD comes in a custom gatefold jacket printed on thick 24pt. paperboard with a printed CD dust sleeve.
1. The Neighbourhoods Rise
2. A River Runs Through This City
3. Pas Trop Pas Tropes
4. 19/14
5. A Trick Of The Light
6. My Mamma Pinned A Rose On Me
7. Funambule (Deux Pas De Serein)
8. Our Love We Sing
9. Lullaby For Nola
Running time: 00:46:01
LP is pressed on 180 gram virgin vinyl at Optimal (Germany) and comes in a heavyweight jacket with black poly-lined audiophile dust sleeve, credit insert, pull-out art poster and download code for 320 kbps MP3 copy of the album.
CD comes in a custom gatefold jacket printed on thick 24pt. paperboard with a printed CD dust sleeve.
"A dynamic nine-song collection that ranges from dark and brooding to uplifting and celebratory... Soaring, dramatic and entirely engaging." – Exclaim!
"An immediate and arresting expedition into new wilds for Esmerine... Lost Voices is a burning lament, a hopeful swing at the void, bright moments of clarity wrenched from the impenetrable." – PopMatters 8/10
"The fifth album from the Montreal chamber rock collective is a beguiling mass of dialled-down post-rock, classical figures and exploratory soundscapes... At its most muscular (the driving electric guitars of "19/14") or its most tender (the delicate "A Trick of the Light"), Lost Voices manages mood and melody with a deft and hypnotic grace. "My Mama Pinned a Rose On Me" introduces marimba and even here, where texture takes precedence over melody, the whole remains dynamic and taut. Lost Voices takes time, on occasion, to breathe and relax but it steadfastly avoids the indulgence of 'ambient' or wanton noodling. Beyond words, beyond beautiful." – The Skinny 8/10
"Rebecca Foon’s cello, haunting and alive, blends fluidly among the many musical styles present on the album. From the heights of “The Neighbourhoods Rise”, to the softness of “Our Love We Sing”, to the rhythmic technicalities of “19/14”, she has our full attention. Bruce Cawdron’s marimbas, vibraphones, and glockenspiel create palettes of moods effortlessly. The album is timeless, contemporary, and at the same time rooted in Western tradition – but not without questioning and challenging it." – Quick Before It Melts
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