The debut album from Weird Storms. Mostly acoustic with additional instrumentation. Recorded alone in a room, often at night once everyone else went to bed. 
An exploration of murky depths. Countless shipwrecks, half-buried under dark, hungering, mud. Hard feelings and deep water, the same place from different perspectives. Three layers between two worlds. Overly dramatic for entertainment sake.

The Martyrs Trapped Above The Waves

I Don't Think I'll Ever Stop Being Sorry

The Wandering Sea is endless. It appears before those who need it most, and it’s powerful currents take you wherever it believes you need to be. I’m still on it. 

Oliphant is a song that’s always existed as both acoustic and electric. The first guitar I bought was acoustic, and Oliphant was one of the first songs I had written on it. But even then, I would run it through a fuzz pedal and imagine this big rock song. Over time it evolved, and was eventually the first proper Weird Storms song I’d realized. Actually, for a very long time, it was the only song fully realized. When it became apparent that I was going to make an acoustic record, The Beach Beneath The Beach, I knew Oliphant would clash. My solution was to try and realize this acoustic version of the song that had so long taken a backseat. Although I do feel I succeeded in this endeavor, ultimately I felt like both versions belonged together, so I decided on this single.