With thirteen tracks bookended by dub, Lullabies For Earthquakes is an aural road movie across the globe. From the Poe-quoting brass of The Raven to the spaghetti western desert of The Crooked Hand, the album moves through Nordic folklore, French and Swedish poetry, poker tables without winners and post-apocalyptic deserts without ever losing the thread. It's an album about the immovable and the fleeting, stone monuments and passing spirits, ancient things and the modern hands that reshape them. Traditional folk instruments tangle with synths, tabla shuffles meet abyssal doom, and film scores sit comfortably beside witchy folk melodies. Restless, cinematic, and quietly reverent, it's music for the calm before, during, and after the storm.
