Stranger In The Alps LP fg_Limited Edition Number_8500 since so much of ‘It

since so much of ‘It Doesn’t Have to Make Sense

Once again recorded by Converge’s resident engineering genius Kurt Ballou

and destined to be re-doscovered by continuous generations

“I’m lucky to have them working with me

Marcel Coenen and Mark Kelly

Stranger In The Alps LP fg_Limited Edition Number_8500 since so much of ‘ItStranger in the Alps opens with the one two punch of "Smoke Signals" and "Motion Sickness," a pair of songs that highlight Bridgers' abilities. The former, a gorgeous, ethereal tune guided by sparse electric guitar and sweeping strings, toes the line between weary and wistful, using specific anecdotes from its singer to tell its tale. The style highlights the strengths of Bridgers' unique lyric writing perspective: there are overt references to lost