The Dirty Projectors, The Getty Address - 56m 20s

Tracks & Durations

1. I Sit on the Ridge at Dusk	4:55
2. But in the Headlights	1:50
3. Warholian Wigs	4:31
4. I Will Truck	5:17
5. D. Henley's Dream	4:17
6. Gilt Gold Scabs	5:26
7. Ponds and Puddles	3:49
8. Not Having Found	4:42
9. Tour Along the Potomac	4:12
10. Jolly Jolly Jolly Ego	5:33
11. Time Birthed Spilled Blood	3:02
12. Drilling Profitably	4:29
13. Finches' Song at Oceanic Parking Lot	4:07

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Review

In 2003, primary Dirty Projector Dave Longstreth shocked and awed critics with his debut The Glad Fact, a strange, messy collection of singularly beautiful songs. In 2004, he bewildered fans and critics alike with his challenging orchestral suite Slaves' Graves & Ballads. The new album will astonish again, as Longstreth trades his wabi-sabi for an arsenal of subwoofing sin waves, stoned rhinemaidens, clipshod beats, bone-crushing riffs played by wind orchestras, weird de-tuned guitars, and Wagnerian psychodrama. It is as subtle and flinty a piece of protest music as "A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall"— but in the end it is a love story, recorded over the course of almost two years in three different states with more than twenty-five people.

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