Mount Eerie Announces New Album ‘Night Palace’, Releases New Songs

    Phil Elverum has announced Night Palace, his first album under the Mount Eerie moniker in five years. It will arrive on November 1 via his own label P.W. Elverum & Sun. The follow-up to 2019’s Lost Wisdom, Pt. 2, a collaborative LP with Julie Doiron, is led by the singles ‘I Walk’ and ‘Broom of Wind’, the latter of which is accompanied by a music video. Check them out below, and scroll down for the album’s cover artwork and tracklist.

    Spanning 26 tracks, Night Palace is billed as spiritual sequel to the Microphones’ 2001 classic The Glow pt. 2. “This is a return to the beloved deep analog fuzz world of the Microphones’ the Glow pt. 2 (2001) and the many thickly embroidered Mount Eerie universes that have followed,” a press release explains. “Smashed tape, breathing air organs, crackling tube amps and a welcome living reality just outside the open window all entwine to push the definition of what’s ‘home’ and what’s ‘studio’, of what’s a ‘song’ and what’s at the heart of the unmediated idea itself.”

    In 2020, Elverum revived the Microphones for the album Microphones in 2020.

    Night Palace Cover Artwork:

    Night Palace Tracklist:

    1. Night Palace
    2. Huge Fire
    3. Breaths
    4. Swallowed Alive
    5. My Canopy
    6. Broom of Wind
    7. I Walk
    8. (soft air)
    9. Empty Paper Towel Roll
    10. Wind & Fog
    11. Wind & Fog pt. 2
    12. Blurred World
    13. I Heard Whales (I Think)
    14. I Saw Another Bird
    15. I Spoke With A Fish
    16. Myths Come True
    17. Non-Metaphorical Decolonization
    18. November Rain
    19. Co-Owner of Trees
    20. Myths Come True pt. 2
    21. & Sun
    22. Writing Poems
    23. the Gleam pt. 3
    24. Stone Woman Gives Birth To A Child At Night
    25. Demolition
    26. I Need New Eyes

    Konstantinos Pappis
    Konstantinos Pappis
    Konstantinos Pappis is a writer, journalist, and music editor at Our Culture. His work has also appeared in Pitchfork, GIGsoup, and other publications. He currently lives in Athens, Greece.

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