I Woke With Planets In My Face
Buy it on bandcampWith all the drama of an ethereal movie soundtrack, Adams' songs brilliantly merge his classical training (he started playing the violin at age three) and the inevitable teen-punk backlash. On his latest, I Woke With Planets in My Face, the hyperliterate Adams composes folksy pop tunes solo and translates them into full-band symphonies.
- Kari Wethington, Spin
This is my second full-length album, created much in the same way as The Spiral Eyes. It features a somewhat expanded list of instruments, and I started to play around with longer tracks and slightly less straightforward structure. I wanted Planets to really feel like a unified whole rather than just a collection of songs – something you could lay down and listen to all the way through with a pair of headphones. I had transformative experiences as a teenager doing just that, and I did my best to recreate that feeling here.
When you buy the album, you’ll receive a digital version of “The Lunaphonic Omnibox Print Compendium,” a 60-page illustrated booklet to accompany the album.
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In the Great Green Room02:18
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The Observatory04:12
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Conversation With the Moon05:40
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Into the Mist03:59
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Sprinkler Song For Jessica02:15
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Ziggurat03:56
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I Was Looking At the Ceiling, and Then I Saw the Sky03:14
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Ghost in the Fen04:06
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Antarctica07:00
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Annabel Lee03:03
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Eyelids03:36
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The Seventh Seal06:59



