other titles...
- Sun Arise! (An Invocation/An Introduction)
- A New Anhedonia
- Terror In The Canyons (The Wounded Master)
- The Quotidian Beasts
- Tell Me Baby (Have You Had Enough)
- Nothing Was Stolen (Love Me Foolishly)
- Dead Heart
- Down To Go
- Song For Zula
- Ride On/Right On
- A Picture Of Our Torn Up Praise (Solo)
- Muchacho's Tune (Solo)
- Wolves (Solo)
- Joe Tex, These Taming Blues
- Los Angeles
- A Picture Of Our Torn Up Praise
- South (Of America)
- Wolves
- At Death, A Proclamation
Phosphorescent
live at the music hall
Dead Oceans
there is barely anything more musically thrilling & captivating than a phosphorescent live show so you know this is going to be a seriously good listen.
Inspired by live albums such as Bob Dylan’s 'Hard Rain', Houck envisioned an album that, rather than play like a greatest hits collection, would present songs from throughout his catalogue in new ways, representative of how the songs have grown & transformed over the years in the live setting. the ability of matthew Houck’s songs to morph & expand is showcased here through these revelatory performances. 'Live At the Music Hall' spans nearly 10 years & 4 Phosphorescent albums. The Phosphorescent live line-up here features Ricky Ray Jackson on guitar & pedal steel, pianist Scott Stapleton, drummer Christopher Marine, bassist Rustine Bragaw, percussionist David Torch & organ / keyboards player Jo Schornikow. an inspiring document of a band at the peak of their powers.