This was an important place in their lives, by Interbellum

This was an important place in their lives

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1.	Some Rather Poor Advice 02:45	buy track
2.	I Wish You Hadn't Done That Richard 12:37	buy track
3.	We Are All Micromentalists Now 07:50	buy track
4.	He Looked Beyond My Faults (and Saw My Need) 06:38	buy track
5.	Cayo Costa 14:32	buy track

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Brendan Burke details the inspiration for the new Interbellum album thusly:

I moved into a new apartment in the same building. A family with two small children had been living here for several years previously. The textured wallpaper in the bedrooms has all these "sun shadows", where art and pictures had previously hung. These spots are much darker than the other spots on the wall, and so they form rectangular areas that are easily discernable and where other people's memories and things used to be. To me, that's sort of an interesting thing.

From the initial bass dredging on “Some Rather Poor Advice,” it is evident that layers of static and disruption have been woven into Burke’s plangent melodies. A palpable sense of absence, loss and contradictory discovery are expressed across This was an important place in their lives.

This Was an Important Place In Their Lives is the second Interbellum album and the first completely realized by Burke alone.

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released October 14, 2013

Brendan Burke - electronics

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