Lone Wolf - Lodge (2015)

Lone Wolf is the alter ego of multi-instrumentalist Paul Marshall.

‘The Lodge’ is a small converted barn in the middle of nowhere, and the location in which pretty much all of Paul’s material up to now has been recorded, and the one room in which Paul feels like the veil of anxiety becomes lifted.
Paul decided to lock himself in The Lodge for six days with only Kenosha and trumpet player David Wärmegård, as a swan song to the room in which so much of his music has been created, to see what sounds and personal lyrics would emerge. He specifically wanted ‘no studio trickery’ on this album and wanted a record that captured the very essence of performing in that room, most significantly the piano.
There are no acoustic or electric guitars on this album.
Every note on this album was recorded in that room.
Marshall performs every instrument, except the trumpets.
Most importantly, nothing is processed.
Paul did the most important thing to him, and that was to lock the door, wear his heart on his sleeve and make the record he wanted to make in The Lodge before it was no more.

Tracklist:
1.01 - Lone Wolf - Wilderness (2:02)
1.02 - Lone Wolf - Alligator (4:38)
1.03 - Lone Wolf - Crimes (3:09)
1.04 - Lone Wolf - Give Up (5:02)
1.05 - Lone Wolf - Mistakes (3:12)
1.06 - Lone Wolf - Mess (3:59)
1.07 - Lone Wolf - Taking Steps (4:50)
1.08 - Lone Wolf - Art of Letting Go (4:00)
1.09 - Lone Wolf - Get Rough (2:44)
1.10 - Lone Wolf - Token Water (5:31)
1.11 - Lone Wolf - Pripyat (5:27)