Steve Grieve and The Mourners - Caterpillar Maze (2017)

Artist: Steve Grieve and The Mourners
Title: Caterpillar Maze
Year Of Release: 2017
Label: Steve Grieve and The Mourners
Genre: Americana, Blues Rock, Roots, Southern Rock
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 56:10
Total Size: 138/346 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Caterpillar Maze
Year Of Release: 2017
Label: Steve Grieve and The Mourners
Genre: Americana, Blues Rock, Roots, Southern Rock
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 56:10
Total Size: 138/346 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
01. Honeysuckle Hill 4:08
02. Neighbours 4:31
03. Too Far 3:44
04. Kiss Those Days Goodbye 4:53
05. The Ghost of Elvis 5:00
06. Lost in a Caterpillar Maze 6:15
07. Jubilation 3:52
08. Emale 4:17
09. Single Man Town 4:43
10. A Night with No Moon 5:54
11. Detective Man 4:01
12. Sunday 4:53
Like our beautiful old bus, this new record has travelled a long and at times arduous road. Much of it was written sitting around kitchen tables, sandwiched between reunions, rehearsals and gigs, driving from Sydney to Canberra, the South Coast to Bellingen and Byron Bay, amid much chaos, improbable hilarity and the odd ale or two.
The Mourners remains an enigmatic yet strangely compelling collaboration which allows us to get together once in an intense while and really play, to put on funny clothes, turn up the volume, bounce off some walls together, and against all the odds bang out some new tunes. We sincerely hope that you derive at least as much pleasure and satisfaction from this music as we did in making it, this, our emergent chrysalis, our collective escape from the Caterpillar Maze.
The Mourners remains an enigmatic yet strangely compelling collaboration which allows us to get together once in an intense while and really play, to put on funny clothes, turn up the volume, bounce off some walls together, and against all the odds bang out some new tunes. We sincerely hope that you derive at least as much pleasure and satisfaction from this music as we did in making it, this, our emergent chrysalis, our collective escape from the Caterpillar Maze.