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From The Forest Came The Fire

by Dana Falconberry & Medicine Bow

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Where before Falconberry evoked the beauty of the natural world, she seeks now to understand its mystery, delving into the anthropological magic of places, nostalgically channeling the voices of past lives. Inspired by her late grandmother Isabelle, the album unfolds like a surreal dream quest. Falconberry chases ghosts through a thicket of trees, over rocky ridges, across the vast expanse of a thirsty desert, mapping out an intangible terrain like a spiritual cartographer. Written in a series of solitary retreats into remote areas of the Ozarks, Lincoln National Forest, the Buffalo River, and White Sands, New Mexico, these songs chronicle an introspective, metaphysical journey set to a backdrop of the American continent.
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released April 1, 2016

All songs written by Dana Falconberry (ASCAP)

Snail Shells, Cormorant, Dolomite, Oxheart, and Powerlines Produced/Recorded by Jim Eno
at Public HiFi in Austin, TX. Assistant Engineering by Matt Gerhard.

Calling Mountain, Cora Cora, Leona, and Alamogordo Produced/Recorded by Fat Fuse
Christopher Cox and Grant Johnson at Good Danny’s and Church House Studio in Austin, TX.

Mixed by Brad Bell at Public HiFi. Mastered by JJ Golden at Golden Mastering.
Cover photo by Courtney Chavanell.

Medicine Bow:
Dana Falconberry - vocals, guitar
Gina Dvorak - vocals, guitar, banjo
Karla Manzur - vocals, keys
Lindsey Verrill - cello
Christopher Cox - bass, guitar, synth
Matthew Shepherd - drums, percussion

Jim Eno - drum loops on Powerlines
Paul Price - resonator guitar on Cormorant
Molly Cook - harp on Dolomite
Thor Harris - vibes on Cora Cora, Leona, and Alamogordo

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Dana Falconberry Austin, Texas

Dana Falconberry & Medicine Bow's new album, From the Forest Came the Fire, guides us past the forest's edge, beneath the surface of the water, and up the base of the mountain, leaving listeners awestruck at the meeting of natural landscapes and the supernatural forces that lay within them. ... more

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