LP (12"/10" Album)

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Label: DONTRUSTHERUIN

Release date: 01/03/2012

Barcode: 2090503688520

Catalog no.: DTTR0000025

Item ID: 368852

Here is the first vinyl release on Big Blood's microlabel Dontrustheruin. Br. Garm is a member of Visitations and founder and owner of our local universe 'Strange Maine'. 'The 78th Morning Tide' is truly a fantastical listen that is simultaneously foreboding and inviting. Side A opens with the title track and is a complete psychedelic journey unto itself, followed by a lady losing her mind and smokin' on rainbows, a face off with Jesus and the devil, a tale of Windham Maine, a bombed out apocalyptic country song and a fuzzed out doomy cover of Gordon Lightfoot's 'Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald'. Side B begins with 'Can You Feel It' which sounds like a loner's take on Damo era Can. Followed rapidly by a duo of songs that cover the apocalypse and getting stoned, a song that sounds as if Black Sabbath never made it out of the bedroom, a sort of child's prayer called 'So Many Men' (which we got to play on!), a deceivingly dark folk song called 'Pretty Red Pony', and finally a truly haunting and beautiful song called 'At The End Of The World'. Locked grooves end both sides! This whole record is a complete joy to listen too, infectious and hard to get off the record player. One of our all time favorites! This is Garm's second release on Dontrustheruin (other releases can be found on Mangedisc, and Time-Lag). Cover artwork by Hillary Irons, printed on thick old style jackets, accompanied by a pamphlet with lyrics and chords for those who want to play along. Limited to 500 copies.