Colin Stetson was born and raised in Ann Arbor, MI and earned a degree in music from his hometown school, the University of Michigan, in 1997. Six years in San Francisco followed, then another four in Brooklyn, NY. Over this time, he developed his unique solo voice on saxophones and clarinets, culminating in the release of the album New History Warfare Vol. 1ā³ on Agoo Records in 2008.
Stetson now resides in Montreal, QC, and performs regularly on assorted saxophones, clarinets, cornet, french horn and flute. Read Full BioColin Stetson was born and raised in Ann Arbor, MI and earned a degree in music from his hometown school, the University of Michigan, in 1997. Six years in San Francisco followed, then another four in Brooklyn, NY. Over this time, he developed his unique solo voice on saxophones and clarinets, culminating in the release of the album New History Warfare Vol. 1ā³ on Agoo Records in 2008.
Stetson now resides in Montreal, QC, and performs regularly on assorted saxophones, clarinets, cornet, french horn and flute.
His latest solo record New History Warfare Vol. 2: Judgesā will be released Feb. 22, 2011 on Constellation.
Aside from his work as a soloist, Stetson has brought his talents to the stage and studio with dozens of artists over the past decade, including Tom Waits, Arcade Fire, TV on the Radio, Feist, Bon Iver, Laurie Anderson, Lou Reed, David Byrne, Jolie Holland, Sinead OāConnor, LCD Soundsystem, The National, Angelique Kidjo, and Anthony Braxton.
Colin is a regular member of the bands Sway Machinery and Bell Orchestre and will be a touring member of Bon Iver in support of their new record in 2011, on which he also appears.
Constellation Artist Page: www.cstrecords.com/colin-stetson
Billions Artist Page: www.billions.com/colinstetson
Stetson now resides in Montreal, QC, and performs regularly on assorted saxophones, clarinets, cornet, french horn and flute. Read Full BioColin Stetson was born and raised in Ann Arbor, MI and earned a degree in music from his hometown school, the University of Michigan, in 1997. Six years in San Francisco followed, then another four in Brooklyn, NY. Over this time, he developed his unique solo voice on saxophones and clarinets, culminating in the release of the album New History Warfare Vol. 1ā³ on Agoo Records in 2008.
Stetson now resides in Montreal, QC, and performs regularly on assorted saxophones, clarinets, cornet, french horn and flute.
His latest solo record New History Warfare Vol. 2: Judgesā will be released Feb. 22, 2011 on Constellation.
Aside from his work as a soloist, Stetson has brought his talents to the stage and studio with dozens of artists over the past decade, including Tom Waits, Arcade Fire, TV on the Radio, Feist, Bon Iver, Laurie Anderson, Lou Reed, David Byrne, Jolie Holland, Sinead OāConnor, LCD Soundsystem, The National, Angelique Kidjo, and Anthony Braxton.
Colin is a regular member of the bands Sway Machinery and Bell Orchestre and will be a touring member of Bon Iver in support of their new record in 2011, on which he also appears.
Constellation Artist Page: www.cstrecords.com/colin-stetson
Billions Artist Page: www.billions.com/colinstetson
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Colin Stetson Lyrics
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A Dream of Water There were those, who didnāt run, there were those, who coul…
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Dude Man19
Oh, no, not old gods
The Very Very Current Gods
Just one, in fact
They say his son is Jesus
but that is a lie
all His children are a voice belonging to Him
A mind for him to farm, prune, harvest
Reaping the painful fruits that we grow
on our outstretched limbs
for Him.
Eli DEVITT
It's almost like he knew he would be a horror musician.
Domingos Junior
@joethetimelord Metal is pulp horror
avant guard is cosmic horror
Frodon't
Funny spinny man checking in
elonda nebelung
@joethetimelord I love metal but nothing takes me out of the atmosphere more than heavy metal out of nowhere during a tense scene in a horror movie.
human
@joethetimelord as someone who listens to metal, I don't think it'd be any good for horror. Action? Probably. But not horror, since that's not the feeling it usually tries to give off.
Travis chaffin
yo
RazorBeak
So according to an interview with Stetson, this song is actually about a lonely whale song that no-one can hear, which is fitting, since you'd need the lungs of a whale to play this.
RAGE
@LOGAN LIMERICK I prefer the term "Cycle Breathing" as that's what it really is.
LOGAN LIMERICK
mfw circular breathing
Eridium Cluster
Like the 52 Hz whale!