8 thoughts on “ Come Brave - Wovenhand* - Star Treatment (CD, Album) ”

1. Sep 09,  · “t’s quite thrilling: the galloping drums and strident guitar clangour of “Come Brave” perfectly evokes its Indian imagery, while “All Your Waves” develops a mysterious, tsunami-like power all its own. Majestic stuff.” - The Independent, 4/5 “Star Treatment is actually a damn fine album.
2. “Star Treatment” certainly kicks off with a thick tune in “Come Brave” that would easily fit the previous release and, aside from the cacophonic almost incoherent second song “Swaying Reed”, most of the rest of the album follows a messy heavy loud pattern/5(14).
3. Star Treatment by Wovenhand, released 09 September 1. Come Brave 2. Swaying Reed 3. The Hired Hand 4. Crystal Palace 5. Crook and Flail 6. The Quiver 7. All Your Waves 8. Golden Blossom 9. Go Ye Light Five by Five Low Twelve.
4. Dec 11,  · The 8th album by Wovenhand Tracklist: 1. Come brave 2. Swaying reed 3. The hired hand 4. Crystal palace 5. Crook and frail 6. .
5. Sep 16,  · Star Treatment Wovenhand. Released September 16, Star Treatment Tracklist. 1. Come Brave Lyrics. 2. Swaying Reed Lyrics. 3. The Hired Hand Album .
6. Wovenhand – Star Treatment (Glitterhouse Records) CD/LP/DL Out 9th September Americana has been given a rough ride of late. The fetid spawn of that parasitic Reptilian cunt Ryan Adams has grown, emerging in the forms of James Bay, Mumford & Sons and The Decemberists, all now officially lumped under this moniker, all doing their utmost [ ].
7. Wovenhand’s roots are in Americana certainly, but with the addition of elements of goth and stadium rock, theirs is a desert-sized howl in the wilderness. Take opening track Come Brave for example; its thundering drums and multi-layered guitars combine to create .
8. Wovenhand, Star Treatment. Download: Come Brave; The Hired Hand; All Your Waves; Golden Blossom. On Star Treatment, Wovenhand prime mover David Eugene Edwards locates the shared space between Native American and Middle Eastern modes, with an exciting exploration of spirituality and music that draws Montana close to Mesopotamia. It’s a music parched in desert sun, lost in forest .