Name: Radium Death
Brand: William Elliott Whitmore

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375 Media

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Release date

2015-03-27

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5110551

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8714092738216

Artist

William Elliott Whitmore

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Anti

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Singer Songwriter

Anti- is an American independent recorded label founded by [a=Andy Kaulkin] in 1998, their first release was Tom Waits "Mule Variations" (1999).


William Elliott Whitmore is an American blues/folk singer and musician, born on May 11, 1978 in Iowa. With his soulful voice and raw musical talent, he has captivated audiences worldwide. Drawing inspiration from traditional roots music, *Whitmore* creates a unique sound that resonates with listeners of all ages.

His music can be likened to other talented artists such as Possessed by Paul James, The Devil Makes Three, Scott H. Biram, Charlie Parr, Brown Bird, The Builders and The Butchers, Tim Barry, Justin Townes Earle, O'Death, The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band and many more. However,*Whitmore*'s distinctive style sets him apart from the rest.

Whether performing solo or with a band,*Whitmore* delivers powerful performances that leave a lasting impression. His lyrics delve into personal experiences and social issues while his melodies resonate deep within the soul. It is no wonder that fans eagerly await each new release from this exceptional artist.

William Elliott Whitmore returns with his seventh album and it's a fuller sounding release. After the stripped-down sound of 2011's 'Field Songs,' Whitmore was willing to bring drums and other musicians, including David Zollo on piano and organ, into the studio for the new material. The songs assembled, while not a concept album, present a cohesive look into those recurring Whitmore themes of respect, protection, sustenance and survival. The blazing (even by William Elliott Whitmore's standards) opener, 'Healing To Do,' pulls no punches, kicking in immediately with the rhythmic shuffle of a full band, an organ, and Whitmore's upbeat rasp. The pace continues with songs like 'Trouble in Your Heart,' '1000 Deaths' and 'Don't Strike Me Down,' preaching patient hope, rebirth, renewal, and revolt over stomping drums, acoustic strumming and even an electric guitar solo. LP - With Download.

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