8 thoughts on “ The Charmer - His Name Is Alive - Home Is In Your Head (CD, Album) ”

1. Mazushura says:

   21.02.2020 at 09:00

   View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Home Is In Your Head on Discogs.4/5(42).

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2. Karg says:

   19.02.2020 at 19:58

   Combined release of Home Is In Your Head & The Dirt Eaters Tracks 4 to 6 are titled "Song Of Schizophrenia". Recorded at Warren's House. Tracks 11 to 14 recorded and mixed at Warren's House, Livonia, Michigan/5(18).

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3. Gor says:

   26.02.2020 at 19:37

   "Home Is In Your Head" is one of the few HNIA albums to sound like the one that came before it--probably because it was mostly made up of songs that Warren Defever recorded during the same time period as "Livonia." Once again, This Mortal Coil's Ivo Watts-Russell and John Fryer mixed it into something coherent/5(9).

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4. Yodal says:

   27.02.2020 at 08:02

   Check out Home Is In Your Head by His Name Is Alive on Amazon Music. Stream ad-free or purchase CD's and MP3s now on natuvabcasava.deimakbecetaldapheholtairroprinmiss.co collage of mood and feeling. While individual songs may not hold up, especially the more brief instrumentals, the album /5(9).

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5. Gardasida says:

   24.02.2020 at 05:45

   Dark, disturbing, and beautiful, His Name Is Alive's Home Is in Your Head develops the deceptively simple, abstractly emotional music they introduced on Livonia. Held together by Warren Defever's artful production, its 23 songs range from jealous contemplation to spiritual concerns, from gentle folk to white noise guitar outbursts.9/

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6. Nikoll says:

   21.02.2020 at 00:11

   Home Is in Your Head is the second studio album by His Name Is Alive, originally released via 4AD in the UK on September 9, , and on Rykodisc in the United States in Contents 1 History.

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7. Mautaur says:

   24.02.2020 at 05:06

   Home Is In Your Head (HIIYH) is probably one of the more dissonant, incoherent albums I've ever heard from an established commercial label. It's much less a record & more like a menagerie of ‘acoustic fragments’ ~ a sort of musical scrapbook or disjointed imagined soundtrack. It is, by times, overtly melodramatic, even precious.

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8. Shakarg says:

   21.02.2020 at 13:20

   The album was one of the ten CD's released in the limited edition box set also entitled The Eclipse. It features Warn Defever and vocalist Andy FM. It features Warn Defever and vocalist Andy FM. Other contributors include Steve Sparks on drums and Jean Cook playing violin.

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