Vignettes For May, by The Toy Library

Vignettes For May

by The Toy Library

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Ian Sephton Just received the CD - lovely package as always. Hopefully see you playing again somewhere soon.

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1.	Hallway Unravelling 03:13	buy track
2.	The Overgrown Garden 05:01	buy track
3.	Lanes Cuts Through The Fields 02:00	buy track
4.	Home For Autumn 02:27	buy track
5.	Dying Flowers 04:14	buy track
6.	Winter Rains Fall 00:59	buy track
7.	The Road Carves A Path Through The Houses 02:39	buy track
8.	Modern State / Absence 04:45	buy track
9.	Remains / What Was Once 05:58	buy track
10.	And Soon The Darkness 07:05	buy track

about

After 10 years Rob Glover (epic45, Field Harmonics, July Skies) returns to his The Toy Library project for a deeply personal 10 track instrumental album entitled 'Vignettes For May'. Reflecting upon family, place and a period of personal trauma, this collection utilises tape degraded guitar loops, piano and violin. The release should be of interest to fans who enjoy the quieter moments of GY!BE, the soundtracks of Nick Cave & Warren Ellis, and epic45.

Limited edition CD version comes housed in a 12 page photo zine booklet with photography and design by Rob Glover.

W&W056
Mastered by Mike Rowley.

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released June 3, 2022

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Wayside & Woodland Recordings England, UK

Wayside & Woodland Recordings was founded by Ben Holton and Rob Glover, and is based in South Staffordshire & The West Midlands.

The home label of epic45, My Autumn Empire and Field Harmonics.

And has released works by E.L. Heath, Component#4, Richard Youngs, Oliver Cherer and Mark Van Hoen. ... more