Shadow Swoon: Hiss the Dead Man is very much not at all expunged from hollow ham.

The original 2-Disc realease is a memoir of & by grit-town deep.

It's punchy, hollow-box guitar songettes are some salt pavement and splicey debris of lifestyles of economic apocalypse.

Released as a pair of albums in 2011, Shadow Swoon is very to-the-point in it's production of guitar+vocal simplicity. Yet the lyric branching poem couplettes piece together a kind of daunting experience of wild characters and their portraits.

The 2011 issue set is extended by some several songs. Many are improvised as recorded. And the main character verily so is the town, which hisses a kind of ongoing grain and noise depth that phantoms and the dead ebb away through as built and sank into the structures ---- such as the tactile form speak.