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Hallelujah Anyhow is the subsequent studio album from Hiss Golden Messenger, out September 22 worldwide on Merge Records. Its ten new songs, penned by HGM principal M.M. Taylor, have been recorded with Brad Cook, Phil Cook, Josh Kaufman, Darren Jessee, Michael Lewis, and Evan Ringel. Alexandra Sauser-Monnig, Tift Merritt, Skylar Gudasz, Tamisha Waden, Mac McCaughan, and John Paul White offered vocal harmonies. From the desk of M.M. Taylor, July 18, 2017: I’m from nowhere. That’s the best way I really feel about it now, proper at this second. Music took me and made me and gave me a function and I constructed my world with it, and now my geography is a musical one, eternally. And when I break, when I take into consideration operating so far as I can, I keep in mind that there’s nothing that does me like music, and I may as nicely be a poor man in a world of my very own system. Hallelujah anyhow. Rhythm? I discovered it over twenty years behind rented vans, in attics and again rooms—exhausting locations to get to, more durable locations to get out of. And now rhythm is my clock and I reside by it. We all do. But it’ll kill you should you’re not cautious. It may kill you even in case you are. Hallelujah anyhow. I see the darkish clouds. I was designed to see them. They’re the identical clouds of worry and destruction which have darkened the world since Revelations, simply totally different actors. But this music is for hope. That’s the one factor I need to say about it. Love is the one method out. I’ve by no means been afraid of the darkness; it’s only a totally different sort of mild. And if some days that perception comes more durable than others, hallelujah anyhow. Whatcha gonna do when the wall comes down? When the wall comes down? What you should do is let it lie—let it lie And within the gathering darkness vow to by no means return It was constructed by man and you may tear it down Tear it down, tear it down Step again, Jack, from the darkness I’ve seen darker issues than night time. Hallelujah anyhow.
