Coral Grief Air Between Us Vinyl LP 2025
1. Starboard
2. Rockhounds
3. Air Between Us
4. Latitude
5. Avenue You
6. The Landfall
7. Paint By Number
8. Mutual Wish
9. Bells
10. Outback
11. Late Bloomer
12. Almost Everyday
"Their music is wondrously dreamy, floating in the ether with gentle textures and
focused rhythms.â - Post-Trash
Coral Grief, the Seattle rock trio, and Air Between Us, its debut album, are accurately named. The first notes from Sam Fasonâs guitar on opener âStarboardâ hit like a blast of sea air to the face. In just seconds, youâre soaring, equal parts under the sky and above the sea. Itâs a similar in-between where Coral Grief thrives, as they construct elaborate webs of double meanings across this tribute and eulogy to their city and community.
Singer and bassist Lena Farr-Morrissey and Fason are linked by the psychic chemistry one can only unlock by playing together in bands for years. Fasonâs guitar is the sail to Farr-Morrisseyâs anchor, and here, he crafts textures thick as sheets of wind. Tying it all togetherâthe engine in this nautical metaphorâis drummer Cam Hancock, who came highly recommended by mutual friends. His propulsive playing serves as a bridge of ideas, their final puzzle piece, a master of dynamics and transitions that shoves their songs into new territory without showing off. Together, they draw inspiration from Stereolab, Broadcast, Thâ Faith Healers, and Seefeel, to name just a few, reframing that very specific strain of British cool in a uniquely Pacific Northwest way.
To bring the songs to life, the trio decamped to The Unknownâa decommissioned church turned sail manufactory turned recording studio in Anacortes, WA. Working with engineer Nich Wilbur on a diet of five matchas a day, the workspace became their workshop. âWe were committed to the three piece way of doing things but wanted to make it sound as lush and as full as possible,â Fason explained.
Original: $34.90
-65%$34.90
$12.21Coral Grief Air Between Us Vinyl LP 2025
1. Starboard
2. Rockhounds
3. Air Between Us
4. Latitude
5. Avenue You
6. The Landfall
7. Paint By Number
8. Mutual Wish
9. Bells
10. Outback
11. Late Bloomer
12. Almost Everyday
"Their music is wondrously dreamy, floating in the ether with gentle textures and
focused rhythms.â - Post-Trash
Coral Grief, the Seattle rock trio, and Air Between Us, its debut album, are accurately named. The first notes from Sam Fasonâs guitar on opener âStarboardâ hit like a blast of sea air to the face. In just seconds, youâre soaring, equal parts under the sky and above the sea. Itâs a similar in-between where Coral Grief thrives, as they construct elaborate webs of double meanings across this tribute and eulogy to their city and community.
Singer and bassist Lena Farr-Morrissey and Fason are linked by the psychic chemistry one can only unlock by playing together in bands for years. Fasonâs guitar is the sail to Farr-Morrisseyâs anchor, and here, he crafts textures thick as sheets of wind. Tying it all togetherâthe engine in this nautical metaphorâis drummer Cam Hancock, who came highly recommended by mutual friends. His propulsive playing serves as a bridge of ideas, their final puzzle piece, a master of dynamics and transitions that shoves their songs into new territory without showing off. Together, they draw inspiration from Stereolab, Broadcast, Thâ Faith Healers, and Seefeel, to name just a few, reframing that very specific strain of British cool in a uniquely Pacific Northwest way.
To bring the songs to life, the trio decamped to The Unknownâa decommissioned church turned sail manufactory turned recording studio in Anacortes, WA. Working with engineer Nich Wilbur on a diet of five matchas a day, the workspace became their workshop. âWe were committed to the three piece way of doing things but wanted to make it sound as lush and as full as possible,â Fason explained.
Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Description
1. Starboard
2. Rockhounds
3. Air Between Us
4. Latitude
5. Avenue You
6. The Landfall
7. Paint By Number
8. Mutual Wish
9. Bells
10. Outback
11. Late Bloomer
12. Almost Everyday
"Their music is wondrously dreamy, floating in the ether with gentle textures and
focused rhythms.â - Post-Trash
Coral Grief, the Seattle rock trio, and Air Between Us, its debut album, are accurately named. The first notes from Sam Fasonâs guitar on opener âStarboardâ hit like a blast of sea air to the face. In just seconds, youâre soaring, equal parts under the sky and above the sea. Itâs a similar in-between where Coral Grief thrives, as they construct elaborate webs of double meanings across this tribute and eulogy to their city and community.
Singer and bassist Lena Farr-Morrissey and Fason are linked by the psychic chemistry one can only unlock by playing together in bands for years. Fasonâs guitar is the sail to Farr-Morrisseyâs anchor, and here, he crafts textures thick as sheets of wind. Tying it all togetherâthe engine in this nautical metaphorâis drummer Cam Hancock, who came highly recommended by mutual friends. His propulsive playing serves as a bridge of ideas, their final puzzle piece, a master of dynamics and transitions that shoves their songs into new territory without showing off. Together, they draw inspiration from Stereolab, Broadcast, Thâ Faith Healers, and Seefeel, to name just a few, reframing that very specific strain of British cool in a uniquely Pacific Northwest way.
To bring the songs to life, the trio decamped to The Unknownâa decommissioned church turned sail manufactory turned recording studio in Anacortes, WA. Working with engineer Nich Wilbur on a diet of five matchas a day, the workspace became their workshop. âWe were committed to the three piece way of doing things but wanted to make it sound as lush and as full as possible,â Fason explained.
