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Pre-Human Ideas is a compilation album released by Phil Elverum under the name Mount Eerie, on November 12, 2013. The album consists of computerised versions of songs from his 2012 releases Clear Moon and Ocean Roar, plus 2 organ excerpts from the songs "Pale Lights" and "The Place Lives" from Clear Moon and Ocean Roar respectively. [1]
incantations in the sun that go on forever, erasing the tie to whatever you were stuck on before Mount Eerie. go to album
Pre-Human Ideas is a step toward breaking the barrier between disparate environments—mountains and websites—all by creating something using a simple computer program. Meditate on that during...
12. Nov. 2013 · To get a sense of that, find a way to play the original and its Pre-Human Ideas version at the same time. These pseudo-mashups expand Elverum’s vision to a Cinerama-like depth of field with...
12. Nov. 2013 · Pre-human ideas Tracklist. 1. ORGANS (Pale Lights) Lyrics. 2. No Inside, No Out Lyrics. 3. I Say "No" Lyrics. 4. The Hidden Stone Lyrics. 5. The Place Lives Lyrics. 6. The Place I Live...
21. Nov. 2013 · Pre-Human Ideas is definitely weird, though not in a way that Mount Eerie typically is. Its mixture of ethereal synths, intangible darkness, surrealism and disorientation is familiar, though — if you’ll forgive an overused term of late, it’s Lynchian. What he creates here is closest to Angelo Badalmenti’s soundtrack to
6. Nov. 2013 · One of the more polarizing oddballs in Phil's discography is Pre-Human Ideas, a project that Mount Eerie fans have been split on for years. It sees the sound of Phil's music shift entirely to electronica, a spiritual successor to Eleven Old Songs, though far more impactful.
