The Golden Hour
Bloodshot
WORLD
In 2005, Firewater’s Tod A embarked on what would become a three year sabbatical through the Middle East, the Indian Subcontinent and South East Asia.
The ex Cop Shoot Cop bass-player, recording with a single microphone and a laptop in his pack, captured performances with a vast array of musicians across India and Pakistan - and eventually Turkey and Israel. Bhangra and sufi percussion would form the basis for the songs he wrote along the way. Firewater drummer Tamir Muskat (now also of Balkan Beat Box) produced, mixed and played on the album, along with a strange cast of characters from 5 different countries. Tod tells the story of ‘The Golden Hour’ in a documentary that is included in enhanced format on the album. Firewater will make festival appearances worldwide throughout summer 2008
|
CD |
BS152 |
$24.95 |
 |
