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When the Haar Rolls In is the fourth studio album by James Yorkston. The haar in the title is also a metaphor for depression. Released on 1 September 2008 in the UK, the album was available on double 10" vinyl, CD, and a limited edition discbox set which features the original album in CD and 10" vinyl format, a disc of remixes of ...
- 2008
- Domino
From the album "When The Haar Rolls In" © Domino Records 2008Go buy it here: http://www.dominorecordco.com/uk/albums/21-07-08/when-the-haar-rolls-in-/With th...
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- Nick Frost
1 set 2008 · When The Haar Rolls In, the fourth studio album by James Yorkston is for sure a masterful thing. It is full of all the ambition, beauty and pathos of his previous albums – and he’s even bought back the full, lush arrangements that popularised his early work.
Yorkston's fifth album, When the Haar Rolls In, was released through Domino Records on 1 September 2008. Guests included Norma Waterson, Mike Waterson, Marry Waterson and Oliver Knight. A special edition was released featuring an album of remixes and an album of James Yorkston covers by artists such as King Creosote, U.N.P.O.C. and ...
La title track e “Tortoise Regrets Hare”, pur tra profluvi di arrangiamenti salmodianti e contrappunti di fiati, incorporano il parlato melodioso a mezza voce di Yorkston. Gli otto minuti di “The Capture Of The Horse” sono così i più meditati, poichè accompagnati da una degna orchestrazione, l’unica vera orchestrazione dell’opera ...
On this album, Yorkston recaptures the promise of his earliest releases, whilst also revealing his growing confidence in adorning his tracks with multi-instrumental layers and soulful lyrics. From the outset on album opener, ‘B’s Jig’, Yorkston carves out lush arrangements with mandolin and harp, and accordingly on this track, wine glasses.
The title track swells and retreats like a midnight tide and The Queen of Spain swaggers with the magnificent romance of a wedding ceremony aboard a storm-tossed trawler; Tortoise Regrets Hare is a Darwinian reverie, whilst the cover of Lal Waterson's Midnight Feast is performed by Yorkston and members of Waterson's family with all the passion ...
