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And The Glass Handed Kites

And The Glass Handed Kites
Mew

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MEW ...And The Glass Handed Kites (2005 UK 14-track CD album from Denmarks greatest export [NME] produced by Michael Beinhorn [Marilyn Manson Red Hot Chilli Peppers] and including the singles Special & Why Are You Looking Grave? and features a guest appearance by the irrepressible J. Mascis [Dinosaur Jr] digipak picture sleeve)

Track Listing

  1. The Circuitry Of The Wolf
  2. Chinaberry Tree
  3. Why Are You Looking Grave?
  4. Fox Cub
  5. Apocalypso
  6. Special
  7. The Zookeeper's Boy
  8. A Dark Design
  9. Saviours Of Jazz Ballet
  10. An Envoy To The Open Fields
  11. Small Ambulance
  12. The Seething Rain Weeps For You
  13. White Lips Kissed
  14. Louise Louisa

Product Details

  • Released on: 2005-11-22
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Format: Import

Editorial Reviews

Album Description
Producing dark and atmospheric songs, Mew posses a graceful beauty and create an epic sound with strikingly memorable tunes over which delicate vocals soar to angelic heights. Two years after their award-winning debut album Frengers wowed the critics, the Danish four-piece's follow-up, And The Glass Handed Kites is the fourth album for the dream-pop four piece but only the second to be available to a worldwide audience. Mew And The Glass Handed Kites features 14 total tracks including 'Apocalypso', 'Chinaberry Tree', 'A Dark Design', 'White Lips Kissed', 'The Zookeeper's Boy', 'Small Ambulance' and more. BMG. 2005.

Album Details
The Fourth Album from the Quartet of Danes is their Most Ambitious Yet as They Break Through to a Higher Plane of Artistry. The Variety of Instruments Employed and the Sheer Enormity of the Sound Put them in a Class with Sigur Ros, the Mars Volta, Radiohead, Super Furry Animals, Muse and Others who Consistently Try to Push Rock's Boundaries and Progressiveness.