Name: Liminal Fields
Brand: Vulture Feather

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Bonus disc: No

Catalogue number

FLT094lp-C1

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White

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Format Music US

Limited edition

Release date

2023-06-02

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Supplier US

Secre­tly

Tax rate US

Sales:8.875

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843563158074

Total Cap

White LP

Artist

Vulture Feather

Genre US

Rock-Pop

Label US

Felte

<p>Vulture Feather is a rock band hailing from Northern California. Comprised of former members of Don Martin 3, Wilderness, and Lord Dog Bird, they bring a wealth of experience and talent to their music. With their unique sound and captivating performances, Vulture Feather has quickly gained a dedicated following. Their music resonates with fans who appreciate the raw energy and emotion that rock music embodies. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to their music, Vulture Feather is sure to leave you wanting more.</p>

Colin McCann didn’t pick up a guitar for nearly ten years. The&nbsp;Northern-California-based songwriter, previously performing&nbsp;under Long Dog Bird, had been creating music with longtime&nbsp;friend and collaborator Brian Gossman for much of their adult&nbsp;lives with early-00s Baltimore-based band Wilderness. So what&nbsp;would cause such a stagnant period? And how could McCann&nbsp;find his way back to the joy that music had once so easily&nbsp;conjured? The answer was to go back to the very beginning,&nbsp;where the kinetic forces that urged McCann to make music in&nbsp;the first place could emerge once again. But first, he had to&nbsp;make space in his internal world; a kind of silence where he&nbsp;could hear the exhale of his past, and the blossoming of a new&nbsp;song.&nbsp;That blossoming would soon become the first songs for&nbsp;McCann’s latest project Vulture Feather. The band’s debut&nbsp;album&nbsp;Liminal Fields&nbsp;exists on an intangible plane: a crack in&nbsp;the concrete, a gauze between worlds. For as long as McCann&nbsp;can recall, he’s been using music as a vehicle to try and&nbsp;connect with an underlying, indescribable nature that only the&nbsp;sonic world seems to be able to reach. “There’s a feeling of&nbsp;ecstasy that comes when one merges with music,” he says.&nbsp;“It’s what calls us all back again and again to listen, to sing, and&nbsp;to play.” McCann had been striving to reach this outlying&nbsp;environment throughout his career, often stretching in ways&nbsp;that eventually came to negatively impact his life, and his&nbsp;health.

Liminal Fields

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