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Austin indie rock collective Shearwater originally self-released their debut album, PALO SANTO, in 2006. When they signed to Matador Records, the group took the opportunity to almost entirely re-record the album, and added on a bonus disc of eight brand-new songs for good measure. This revamped version of PALO SANTO is an outstanding slice of progressive indie rock very much in the mold of the Arcade Fire and Modest Mouse. Highlights include the epic "Red Sea, Black Sea" and the haunting climax, "Hail Mary."Magnet (p.07/01/2006) - "[A]light with baroque dream pop....[With] sonic worldview, one in which words and musical notes are chosen for the way they feel rubbing up against one another." Mojo (Publisher) (p.102) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "Expected delicate, ethereal folk-baroque is joined by songs of dark intensity." Shearwater Palo Santo Songs | 1. | La Dame Et La Licorne |
| 2. | Red Sea, Black Sea [Demo Version] |
| 3. | White Waves |
| 4. | Palo Santo |
| 5. | Seventy-Four, Seventy-Five |
| 6. | Nobody |
| 7. | Sing, Little Birdie |
| 8. | Johnny Viola |
| 9. | Failed Queen |
| 10. | Hail, Mary |
| 11. | Going Is Song |
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