Swords Discography of CDs

Swords songs S-WORD-S is born in 1981, from Cesare "Kess Mc May" Maggiolo and Fabio "Max" Pastore, during the high school. Means are few, but will is strong for the age and years, and so the following year they edit two songs in ...

Swords CD discography Audio Mixer: Matt Bayles. Recording information: Human Resources, Portland, OR; Jackpot!. Photographer: Jeff Gardner. The Swords: Evan Railton, Jeff Gardner, Corey Ficken, Joey Ficken, Liza Reitz, Ryan Stowe. Personnel: Amanda Lawrence (viola). Additional personnel: Erin Winemiller (cello); Amanda Lawrence.

Swords albums Recording information: Jackpot Studios (08/2005); Portland, Jamaica (08/2005); Sea View Studios (08/2005). Editor: Scott Sloan. In the notes in To: Elliott From: Portland, Expunged Records president Anthony Davis writes, "Elliott Smith was someone who told your sad story and made you feel like you were not alone." With this in mind, Davis set out to release a tribute album to the late singer, featuring covers from other Portland musicians (the city that Smith called home) with whom Smith's distinct, fragile style resonated and who counted themselves among his ...

Swords CD discography On Entertainment Is Over if You Want It, Portland, OR's the Swords Project prove they've got the weaponry to win any combat involving artful, conceptual dissonance. The disc's atmospheric and transcendent overtones make it one of the more minimally graceful albums in recent memory. After the brief opening instrumental, the pulsating "City Life" breathes life into the album's simple beginnings, setting the atmosphere for the disjointed tones yet to come. On "Cocktails and Shuttlecocks," singer Corey Ficken's gentle vocals compete for the listener's attention with a swarm of layered eerie prog-like chords. On each track, the six bandmembers -- drummer Joey Ficken, guitarists Jeffrey Gardner and Ryan Stowe, and multi-instrumentalists Evan Railton and Liza Reitz -- join forces to create an oblique sound, always offering up unique variations to the normal verse-chorus-verse routine, as well as ...