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Lost Decade IV dips into the endless body of work Emil Amos recorded in isolation during the 90's before Grails formed and Holy Sons became a live band. Each Lost Decade collection grabs snapshots of someone undergoing a unique mania in various basements, laundry rooms and attics. Volume IV features different interpretations of 2 well-loved classics, an electric version of "If Its Lawless" and the original recording of "Young Man" (the other was a handheld recording from a dorm room while tripping with Duncan Trussell). In sonic scope and sheer variety of states of mind, volume IV is in the running for the strongest collection of home recordings from one of the last foot-soldiers of the early 90's lo-fi movement.
Lost Decade IV dips into the endless body of work Emil Amos recorded in isolation during the 90's before Grails formed and Holy Sons became a live band. Each Lost Decade collection grabs snapshots of someone undergoing a unique mania in various basements, laundry rooms and attics. Volume IV features different interpretations of 2 well-loved classics, an electric version of "If Its Lawless" and the original recording of "Young Man" (the other was a handheld recording from a dorm room while tripping with Duncan Trussell). In sonic scope and sheer variety of states of mind, volume IV is in the running for the strongest collection of home recordings from one of the last foot-soldiers of the early 90's lo-fi movement.