Infinite Keys, by Ester Drang

Infinite Keys

by Ester Drang

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1.	The Temple Mount 04:49	buy track
2.	Dead Man’s Point of View 03:34	buy track
3.	Oceans of You 04:52	buy track
4.	One Hundred Times 03:39	buy track
5.	The Greatest Thing 02:38	buy track
6.	No One Could Ever Take Your Face 04:55	buy track
7.	If They Only Knew 04:13	buy track
8.	All the Feeling 04:52	buy track
9.	I Don’t Want to Live (in a world of infinite keys) 05:07	buy track

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Oklahoma’s ESTER DRANG has produced a precise and delicate album on their second full-length and Jade Tree debut, Infinite Keys (JT1082). Cinematically inspired and atmospheric, it is a spectral wall of sound that reaches out in several directions at once without losing its central focus, emanating a feeling of timelessness that melds well with its psychedelic elements.

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released April 1, 2003

JT1082

All songs written and performed by Ester Drang.
Ester Drang is Bryce Chambers, Kyle Winner, James Mcalister, and Jeff Shoop.
Additional drums on song 2 by John Owen Parish.
Strings: Malcolm Royal, Gabriel Royal, Angel Alajaji, Meray Boustani.
Strings recorded by Jeremy Forbis 11/23 @ Tyrrell Hall in Tulsa Oklahoma.
Recorded at the Echo Lab in Denton, TX 12/3-12/13.
Engineered by Matt Pence.
Mixed by Chris Colbert at Soma Electronic Music Studios in Chicago Illinois 12/19-12/21.
Mastered by Alan Douches at West West Side, NJ.
Produced by Ester Drang

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