Timber Timbre - Hot Dreams [CD]
Timber Timbre - Hot Dreams [CD]
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Hot Dreams is the fifth album from Canadian atmospheric folk outfit Timber Timbre, and it follows their 2011 Polaris Prize-nominated release Creep on Creepin' On. A host of guests appear on this record, including saxophonist Colin Stetson (Arcade Fire, Bon Iver) and Romy Lightman (Austra) on backing vocals. The steamy title track displays singer/songwriter Taylor Kirk's alluring vocals in a sultry ballad.
Tracklist:
- Beat The Drum Slowly
- Hot Dreams
- Curtains!?
- Bring Me Simple Men
- Resurrection Drive Part II
- Grand Canyon
- This Low Commotion
- The New Tomorrow
- Run From Me
- The Three Sisters
UPC: 827590880023
Label: Arts & Crafts
Release Date: 4.1.14
Format: CD
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