(This is the 9th release from Conductors and the 4th album.)
You rush to rest, but then you can't do either. People talk about dropping thought like it's an object, but as objects flee from you to the floor as fast as they can, thought sticks. Thought remains when you don't want it and disappears when you do. It doesn't make so much sense. Maybe this record can help you pick up and put down thoughts with ease, maybe some of it will get stuck in your head anyway. That could be good or bad for either of us, who knows? It's worth the chance I suppose. Hopefully your mind will work enough to rest and rest enough to work. And who needs work anyway? Try to give all your thoughts a rest, then wake them up and see if you still want them. You can always find out if you want to change.
This was recorded from 2015-2017 in Union, Illinois, with the bulk of songs recorded in the fall of 2016. "Something in Common" was recorded entirely in 2015 one day on the porch, everything else came together more gradually.
released May 26, 2017
Conductors are William Psilos, Julian Senn-Raemont, and Willy Stastny.
Credits:
Willy
- Bass Guitar on all songs except "No More Marketing," "Something in Common," "Warm Evening," and "Heaven Question"
- Lead Guitar on "Something in Common"
- Synthesizer on "Warm Evening”
Julian
- Drums and Percussion on all songs except "No More Marketing" and "Heaven Question"
- Production
William
- Bass Guitar on "Warm Evening" and "Heaven Question"
- Guitar on all songs except "Warm Evening"
- Organ on "Clean Language," "Chance Encounter," and "Down Comforter"
- Piano on "Lie in Truth" and "Warm Evening"
- Shakers / Whisk on "Drinking Vinegar," "Lie in Truth," and "Down Comforter"
- Synthesizer on "Things in the World," "Overtaken," "Infinite Resignation," and "Clean Language"
- Vocals on all songs except "Warm Evening"
Chloe Cucinotta sings on "Things in the World," "Overtaken," "Lie in Truth," "What’s New?," and "Down Comforter"
Recording Engineers -
Chloe Cucinotta, Henry Herman, William Psilos, Julian Senn-Raemont, and Willy Stastny
Mixing and Mastering by William Psilos.
Lyrics by William Psilos.
Music by Conductors.
Thank you to Chloe Cucinotta, Henry Herman, Jake Rogers, Holden Senn-Raemont, Patrick Weiler, and all our parents.
