Salt
by Hoots & Hellmouth
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Digital Album
Pre-order of Salt including immediate download of 11 tracks in your choice of MP3 320, FLAC, or other formats. A link to the complete album will be emailed to you the moment it’s released.Pre-order Now $10 USD
releases 10 April 2012 -
Salt on Vinyl
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Lay Low
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Ocean, Open Wide
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The Ache
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Great Day In The Morning
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Being Borned Again
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credits
releases 10 April 2012
Written, Arranged and Performed By
Sean Hoots, Robert Berliner, Todd Erk and Mike Reilly
Andrew Gray, Allison Wadsworth and Claire Wadsworth:
Vocals on "Lay Low" & "Being Borned Again”
James McLaughlin:
Organ on "Lay Low" & "Being Borned Again"
Franz Nicolay:
Accordion on "City Lights on a Country Ceiling" & "Great Day in the Morning”
William “Biff” Kennedy:
Additional percussion on “Lay Low”
Engineered lovingly and Mixed masterfully by:
Jonathan Low at Miner Street Studios in Fishtown, Philadelphia
Mastered By:
Paul Hammond and Paul Sinclair at Fat City Studios in Blue Bell, PA
Ocean Photography by: Richard Misrach
© Richard Misrach, courtesy Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco,
Marc Selwyn Fine Art, Los Angeles and Pace/MacGill Gallery, New York
Written, Arranged and Performed By
Sean Hoots, Robert Berliner, Todd Erk and Mike Reilly
Andrew Gray, Allison Wadsworth and Claire Wadsworth:
Vocals on "Lay Low" & "Being Borned Again”
James McLaughlin:
Organ on "Lay Low" & "Being Borned Again"
Franz Nicolay:
Accordion on "City Lights on a Country Ceiling" & "Great Day in the Morning”
William “Biff” Kennedy:
Additional percussion on “Lay Low”
Engineered lovingly and Mixed masterfully by:
Jonathan Low at Miner Street Studios in Fishtown, Philadelphia
Mastered By:
Paul Hammond and Paul Sinclair at Fat City Studios in Blue Bell, PA
Ocean Photography by: Richard Misrach
© Richard Misrach, courtesy Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco,
Marc Selwyn Fine Art, Los Angeles and Pace/MacGill Gallery, New York
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With music and lyrics that are both transportive, yet achingly familiar, Hoots and Hellmouth debut their third full-length
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album, Salt.
A full exploration of the band’s distinctive spectrum of soulful roots-rock, Salt brings the listener through a stream of songs that are earthy and ethereal, buoyant and tranquil, fluid and precise.
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Apr 2012 -
Apr 2011 -
Mar 2011 -
May 2009 -
Dec 2006
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- Track Name: Why Would You Not Want To Go There?
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I’ve built such a fanciful kingdom in my head
Say don’t you want to go there?
Why would you not want to go there?
I’ve got greens in the garden and a freezer full of meat
A one trick pony with four left feet
A chapel in the apple orchard keeping at bay
Whatever’s hollering in the holler just a stone’s throw away from where…
I’ve built such a fanciful kingdom in my head
Say don’t you want to go there?
Why would you not want to go there?
With skins in the rafters of a patched up roof
A still in a clearing for the discerning of truth
Nine miles from nowhere, somewhere is home
Firmament, foundation and a place to rot my bones
When I’ve grown
Too old to live in my skin
Too big to keep it all in
Too holy for this world of sin
That I’ve been building
The dog’s in the parlor putting on a show
For the five little children sitting in a row
They talk a lot about things they should not yet know
It’s a slow, slow going…
I’ve built such a fanciful kingdom in my head
Say don’t you want to go there?
Why would you not want to go there?
