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DeYarmond Edison : Silent Signs
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Silent Signs is DeYarmond Edison's second and most polished recording to date. It showcases a greater emphasis on texture as well as a deeper, darker, more precise perspective on songwriting.
Genre: Folk: Traditional Folk
Release Date: 2005
Silent Signs Record Label: DeYarmond Edison
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
lift 1:37 $0.99
silent signs 3:48 $0.99
heroin(e) 3:27 $0.99
love long gone 4:34 $0.99
first impression 3:30 $0.99
bones 5:23 $0.99
heart for hire 3:42 $0.99
dead anchor 3:16 $0.99
ragstock 2:39 $0.99
dash 4:45 $0.99
we 4:59 $0.99
time to know 6:06 $0.99
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author: Mike
This is an incredible cd. Deyarmond Edison is one of the most amazing bands I have ever heard, especially live. They are not currently together, but go to www.myspace.com/boniver to hear the vocalist's spectacular solo material or myspace.com/megafaun to hear the rest of the band in their new strangely amazing folk project. These people are what music is about.
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author: Kira
LOVE LOVE LOVE this CD!! I usually find myself listening to it while driving or looking out my window. I've fallen in love with his voice and the end of "Bones" features it so beautifully that you can't miss it!!! Soooo glad I bought this one!!
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Exciting, great sound, Justin amazing vocals
author: Ken
This is an amazing recording, not quite the raw power of their first CD, but more refined. Three best songs on the disc...Bones, Heroine, and We (no particular order). If you want to witness an amazing group with a unique sound, this is one for you.
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author: CD Baby
Bringing incredible sensitivity and warmth to the acoustic realm, DeYarmond Edison's album, "Silent Signs" tumbles through heartfelt tapestries of folk rock, dreamy pop, and hints of soft-edged Americana. His attention to harmonic shading is impeccable and reminiscent of the work of a visual artist- his play with light and dark color, shadows and smoky brilliance brings a kind of depth to these songs not seen all that often. While the depth is something that some listeners notice immediately and others notice over time (they’re captured by the songwriting and jangle which is also well done and notable), the balance of elements is always apparent and considered. Here is a charming, enchanting album that both brings a smile to your face and a pang to your heart (the good kind of pang).
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