sweetly selected | Oct 2023

Heavy Weather

Moments

Dial Tone

Just Let it In

Don't Take It Personally

What Do You Do

A fast-paced anthem about being insanely attracted to someone, “to the point where it is hurting”.

Attraction

Wildhorse - Attraction

Written, produced and mixed by Twin Rains
Greg Smith played drums, recorded at Dining Room Sound
Jessica Deutsch played violin, recorded by Tyler Emond
Mastered by Brock McFarlane

Laws of the Universe

Buy on Bandcamp: https://madamepsychosisband.bandcamp.com/album/mp3

Concrete Streets is an upbeat alternative rock song about self care and the importance of taking time away from the 9-5 grind to focus on ourselves and our passions. It features strong vocal harmonies, a catchy chorus and a haunting bridge that all meld into a layered climax.

Concrete Streets

polaroid

Written by Victoria Draovitch
Produced by Victoria Draovitch, Stephen Grzenda, Adrijan Jaramaz
Mastered by Kevin Tuffy

Far Far Away

Awfully Strange

Little Wing

1999

Atlas

Arrival

Paint My Bedroom Black

Rose Hue

The Glorious EP tries as it might to convey some sense of the dazzling, astonishing, and celestial nature of the five Glorious Mysteries. As is the case with all of the mysteries of the Holy Rosary, it is easy to become complacent in our thoughts and recollection of these amazing accounts, which over time can become so familiar that we have to shake ourselves out of our mental slumber to truly remember and appreciate the gravity and importance of each event.

"Why do you seek the living among the dead?"

The EP opens with the main event of human history and tries to recount the earliest moments, hours, and days after the Resurrection. The remaining tracks attempt to flow in a manner similar to the Scriptural Rosary, employing Gospel passages and imagery to explore each particular mystery from multiple viewpoints.

Always pray the Rosary first, but if you have time after, hopefully this EP provides a soundtrack of sorts to assist in additional reflection on the Resurrection, the Ascension, Pentecost, the Assumption, and the Coronation.

Gloria Patri!
credits
released October 7, 2023

Peter: guitar, bass, vocals, piano
Lance Koehler: drums

Mixed and mastered by Lance Koehler at Minimum Wage Recording, Richmond, Virginia.

Cover art: Adriaen van der Werff, The Pentecost (1711)

Coronation

Saxophone performed by Richard Feder

Stereophonic Mastering by Timothy Stollenwerk
www.stereopho.com

sweetly selected | Oct 2023

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