Where Are We Now, by Kitchen Cynics

Where Are We Now

by Kitchen Cynics

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Immediate download of 15-track album in your choice of high-quality MP3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.

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1.	Where Are We Now 04:52	download
2.	Seashells 03:01	download
3.	Feather in the Wind 03:50	download
4.	Miss E's Love Song 02:02	download
5.	My Dreams 03:46	download
6.	Black Eyed Dog/See My Friends 04:51	download
7.	Newborn Babies 03:18	download
8.	The Hidden Busker (Instrumental) 04:01	download
9.	Let's Not Get Into That 04:18	download
10.	Lost on the Road to Love 06:35	download
11.	Collage 02:40	download
12.	The Queen of the Sandend Whirlpools (Instrumental) 15:12	download
13.	The Thistle on the Broad Hill 04:18	download
14.	Last Tape's Crap 03:55	download
15.	My Dreams (Instrumental) 03:46	download

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Folk Police Download Series FPDS 005

Originally released on CDr in 2009 by Les Enfants du Paradiddle (ENF 58)

Conventional and traditional sounding folk instruments are augmented with occasional walls of noise, reverb and other effects that result in a thoroughly modern and different take on 'folk music.' Loud Horizon Music

credits

released 01 April 2011
All the songs are written by Kitchen Cynics, except Feathers in the Wind which was co-written by Susan Matthews, Black Eyed Dog, which is a version of Nick Drake's song and See My Friends, which was written by Ray Davies of the Kinks. Alan Davidson plays all the instruments, except on track 10 where Ian McLennan plays violin, track 11 where Duncan Hart plays cello and track 12 where Susan Matthews plays piano and mbire.