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Rainwater // Saturn Return Tape

Rainwater // Saturn Return Tape

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Indie pop from Seattle, USABandRainwater announced in 2019 thatvirginia folk labelIt is a cassette released from Furious Hooves.

Includes 10 songs from indie pop to country folk. Comes with DL code.

Labels and other worksplease use this form. ///Click here to see more Furious Hooves releases available at Tobira. 

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Includes DL code. Edition of 100. Hand-numbered.

Furious Hooves:

"The opening line on Rainwater's sophomore album asks “What the hell is my Saturn Return, a place I go or a lesson I learn?” In Western Astrology, a “Saturn return” is when the planet Saturn returns to the same position that it occupied during one's birth, resulting in a period of extreme personal growth and change starting in one's late 20's and lasting into the early 30's. Saturn Return is also the sophomore album by Seattle band Rainwater, and represents a similar re-birth for the group. Their first record, Swimming in Sunlight, was primarily a solo effort by primary songwriter Blake Luley, with help from NYC-based friends, Saturn Return is the work of a highly collaborative band truly coming into their sound. journey documented on the band's Place EP, Luley re-grouped Rainwater with new bandmates Drew and Amy Fitchette, Stephen Steen, and James Kasinger and began to take stock of his new surroundings and new life. points and moments of transition, from the human to the astrological. Questions of death, marriage, belonging, friendship, family and faith are juxtaposed with cosmic wonder as the band matches this intimate introspection with lush, melancholy arrangements.

Rainwater recorded Saturn Return mostly as a full band to tape at the Unknown Studio in Anacortes, WA with Nich Wilbur (Mount Eerie, Stephen Steinkbrink, LAKE) over two long weekends, finishing the album at home in spare time in-between. from a wide palate of Americana, folk, alt-country, indie and pop rock. The addition of lap steel gives several songs a nocturnal country feel, while others flicker with moody intensity and culminate in ferocious guitar solos. as Fleetwood Mac, Phil Elverum, and Frank Ocean, and their gentle playfulness is reminiscent of acts like Yo La Tengo and Galaxie 500. But now more than ever, Rainwater just sounds like themselves. Though they confidently cover a wide range of approaches, their sound is unified by a pensive mood and open, expressive lyrical focus, more interested in acceptance than angst. Saturn Return is both intimate and expansive, deeply personal yet welcoming, even bewitching, like gazing up at the stars completely alone. an album about maturing and growing up, and Rainwater have done just that."

Artist: Rainwater

Label: Furious Hooves

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Indie pop from Seattle, USABandRainwater announced in 2019 thatvirginia folk labelIt is a cassette released from Furious Hooves.

Includes 10 songs from indie pop to country folk. Comes with DL code.

Labels and other worksplease use this form. ///Click here to see more Furious Hooves releases available at Tobira. 

----------------------------

Includes DL code. Edition of 100. Hand-numbered.

Furious Hooves:

"The opening line on Rainwater's sophomore album asks “What the hell is my Saturn Return, a place I go or a lesson I learn?” In Western Astrology, a “Saturn return” is when the planet Saturn returns to the same position that it occupied during one's birth, resulting in a period of extreme personal growth and change starting in one's late 20's and lasting into the early 30's. Saturn Return is also the sophomore album by Seattle band Rainwater, and represents a similar re-birth for the group. Their first record, Swimming in Sunlight, was primarily a solo effort by primary songwriter Blake Luley, with help from NYC-based friends, Saturn Return is the work of a highly collaborative band truly coming into their sound. journey documented on the band's Place EP, Luley re-grouped Rainwater with new bandmates Drew and Amy Fitchette, Stephen Steen, and James Kasinger and began to take stock of his new surroundings and new life. points and moments of transition, from the human to the astrological. Questions of death, marriage, belonging, friendship, family and faith are juxtaposed with cosmic wonder as the band matches this intimate introspection with lush, melancholy arrangements.

Rainwater recorded Saturn Return mostly as a full band to tape at the Unknown Studio in Anacortes, WA with Nich Wilbur (Mount Eerie, Stephen Steinkbrink, LAKE) over two long weekends, finishing the album at home in spare time in-between. from a wide palate of Americana, folk, alt-country, indie and pop rock. The addition of lap steel gives several songs a nocturnal country feel, while others flicker with moody intensity and culminate in ferocious guitar solos. as Fleetwood Mac, Phil Elverum, and Frank Ocean, and their gentle playfulness is reminiscent of acts like Yo La Tengo and Galaxie 500. But now more than ever, Rainwater just sounds like themselves. Though they confidently cover a wide range of approaches, their sound is unified by a pensive mood and open, expressive lyrical focus, more interested in acceptance than angst. Saturn Return is both intimate and expansive, deeply personal yet welcoming, even bewitching, like gazing up at the stars completely alone. an album about maturing and growing up, and Rainwater have done just that."

Artist: Rainwater

Label: Furious Hooves