Early Day Miners

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Early Day Miners來(lái)自于美國(guó)印地安納州的The Bloomington區(qū)，他們是一個(gè)自命為“音樂(lè)上的默契合作”的樂(lè)團(tuán)。Early Day Miners 擅長(zhǎng)于把美國(guó)田園風(fēng)味的音樂(lè)融入到富有影像感以及實(shí)驗(yàn)性的音樂(lè)中，而音樂(lè)情感上則顯得極為傷感憂郁。
by Erik Hage
The Bloomington, IN, group Early Day Miners is a self-described "musical cooperative." The group's core members are Daniel Burton, Rory Leitch (both formerly of Ativin), and Joseph Brumley, but the trio enlists a revolving cast of friends for recordings and live performances. Early Day Miners spin American rural music into richly cinematic, experimental textures that contain a prominent streak of melancholy (and some slowcore tendencies). The combo's first release was the seven-song, 49-minute Placer Found, which emerged in 2000 on Western Vinyl. The 2002 LP Let Us Garlands Bring, on Secretly Canadian Records, boasted richer and more fleshed-out landscapes to underpin the vocals of key member Burton. Early Day Miners continued on with 2003's Jefferson at Rest and 2005's All Harm Ends Here out on Secretly Canadian. The next year, the six-song Offshoot, which was originally conceived to be a part of Let Us Garlands Bring and featured the production work of Tortoise's John McEntire, was released.