Get all 12 Dear, Black Gold releases available on Bandcamp and save 50%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Strix, Anamnesis, Suite: Mourning and Under Wing, Fictions for an Exhibition, Part IV: False Idyll, Part III: Delicate Arsenal, Part II: Speak, Memory, Part I: Petrichor, and 4 more.
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Respite
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False Idyll (I)
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Ordeal
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Scavengers
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Orden (ft. Deer Verses)
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False Idyll (II)
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Dear, Black Gold Virginia
Currently based in Virginia. Ambient, Indie-Folk, nature, mostly instrumental, field recordings, soundscapes, bare acoustic, still evolving. Have a listen. Thank you.
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Astonishing. There are still jaw-dropping surprises among his familiar style & mood. This is among Matt's most focused and powerful releases. Rivals any Zelienople & continues to transcend hyperbole.
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Simply transportive. Distinct, intimate, exploring the deep mysteries in the questions, doubts (or victories) and everyday events we all experience.
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Music by the ghost you'd be willing to die to become, played by the band lost in the histories of unread liner notes in the afterlife no religion could create heard by a forest of falling trees.
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