Maybe They Will Sing for Us Tomorrow

by Hammock

Maybe They Will Sing for Us Tomorrow cover art
  • Type: Album
  • Released: 6 May 2008
  • Label: Hammock Music
  • Country: United States
  • Length: 1:00:56
  • Community rating: 3.66/5 from 5 ratings

Album Notes & Community Reviews

Recorded live-in-the-studio with almost no overdubs, 'Maybe They Will Sing for Us Tomorrow' represents the third studio album from Nashville ambient duo Hammock [1]. The album's continuous, wordless tracks are built on a stark foundation of slowly developing electric guitar loops and somber acoustic-classical elements. It captured a quiet, deeply melancholic, and comforting space, earning widespread praise as a landmark of modern post-rock and space music.

Genres

Descriptors: atmospheric, instrumental, drugs, reverb-heavy, effects-laden, ambient, guitars, live

Tracklist

  1. Gold Star Mothers (7:42)
  2. City in the Dust on My Window (7:09)
  3. This Kind of Life Keeps Breaking Your Heart (5:46)
  4. Mono No Aware (6:37)
  5. Three Sisters (4:25)
  6. Maybe They Will Sing for Us Tomorrow (5:08)
  7. Elm (5:26)
  8. Razorback Drug Town (3:50)
  9. Eighty-Four Thousand Hymns (5:44)
  10. We Will Say Goodbye to Everyone (7:43)
  11. All of Your Children Are Addicts (1:21)

Credits

  • Le Stim - primary artist
  • Donald Jennings - vocals [uncredited]

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