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12 de ago. de 2022 · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2022 Vinyl release of "End of Amnesia" on Discogs.
Giant Sand's Howe Gelb-- a big supporter of Ward's-- is another obvious signpost.
En 1999, durante un concierto en Seattle, Ward deposita en la mano de Mr Howe Gelb (Giant Sand, OP8) una maqueta grabada de forma bastante rudimentaria. Howe Gelb escribió más tarde que "desde Grandaddy, ninguna colección de canciones desconocidas me ha seducido de tal forma".
Both of Ward's follow-up albums, 2005's Transistor Radio and 2006's Post-War, helped establish him as a significant voice in the mid-2000s indie landscape, with the latter distinguishing itself as his first full-band effort featuring appearances by Neko Case, Jim James, and Howe Gelb.
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2001 CD release of "End Of Amnesia" on Discogs.
After the early patronage of Howe Gelb, Oregon’s Matt Ward dished up 2001’s End Of Amnesia, one of the most breathtaking albums of recent years.
Gelb and Deanna Varagona of Lambchop guest on End of Amnesia, which benefits not only from a very strong batch of songs, but also from subtle yet imaginative production by Adam Selzer (Decemberists) that highlights Ward’s drowsy croon.
