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Track List
01) Ether Sings
02) Icebound Stream
03) Rapture
04) Lonely Angel Dust
05) The Cloud Room
06) Wind Is Blowing Stars
07) Shadow Blues
08) Anne Bonny Rag
09) Snow Camping
10) Chimney Sweeping Man
11) Salvage a Smile
12) Blackened Anchor
13) Riptide
01) Ether Sings
02) Icebound Stream
03) Rapture
04) Lonely Angel Dust
05) The Cloud Room
06) Wind Is Blowing Stars
07) Shadow Blues
08) Anne Bonny Rag
09) Snow Camping
10) Chimney Sweeping Man
11) Salvage a Smile
12) Blackened Anchor
13) Riptide
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First Released
2004
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"Carbon Glacier" is the fourth studio album by Laura Veirs, released in 2004 on the Bella Union label in the UK and on Nonesuch Records in the US.
Now resident in Seattle, Veirs uses images of the Washington winter and the chilly depths of Puget Sound and the north Pacific to relate her feelings of hope and fear. Backed by acoustic guitars, simple keyboards and a small string section, it sees Veirs wondering how to enjoy a full and fruitful life in the midst of nature's relentless and unforgiving cycles.
The Independent described it as "a benchmark by which future Americana releases will be judged." Uncut simply declared Carbon Glacier Veirs' "first masterpiece".
The song "Rapture" from the album was heard during the episode "Save Me", from the first season of Grey's Anatomy.
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"Carbon Glacier" is the fourth studio album by Laura Veirs, released in 2004 on the Bella Union label in the UK and on Nonesuch Records in the US.
Now resident in Seattle, Veirs uses images of the Washington winter and the chilly depths of Puget Sound and the north Pacific to relate her feelings of hope and fear. Backed by acoustic guitars, simple keyboards and a small string section, it sees Veirs wondering how to enjoy a full and fruitful life in the midst of nature's relentless and unforgiving cycles.
The Independent described it as "a benchmark by which future Americana releases will be judged." Uncut simply declared Carbon Glacier Veirs' "first masterpiece".
The song "Rapture" from the album was heard during the episode "Save Me", from the first season of Grey's Anatomy.
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