Farewell Shadows
by Canyons of Static
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumIn a slick blue digipack, this is one of those albums that belongs in a collection. It may well be the case that you only listen to this on your iPod, but you'll find it mighty comforting knowing you have the CD at home!
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Take Heart
08:08
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Wake
07:44
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Never Alone Again
05:58
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Veil
04:18
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Drift
07:26
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about
A five track digipack, Farewell Shadows blends well-known and perfected aspects of Post Rock into a tapestry-like picture of intricacy, it proves that Canyons of Static are into their music for the sake of their music. Honest and straight-up tracks that don’t sucker punch the listener, friends of the genre as well as newcomers will find this a highly accessible release that keeps them coming back for more while keeping delicate sounds and tones for future listens.
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released January 27, 2012
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Jul 2013
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