Hymnal Moths

Artwork produced by Owen Gent Illustration

https://hymnalmoths.bandcamp.com/album/no-spirit

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Good News for People Who Have Lots of Disposable Income:

You can now buy Hymnal Moths tees and other stuff on Society6 with your big ole wallet-full-o'-bills. Big thanks to Nigel Wright and Owen Gent Illustration for the designs!

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Illustration by Nigel Wright for No Spirit: Reworks and Remixes.

https://hymnalmoths.bandcamp.com/album/no-spirit-reworks-and-remixes

The Drift, Set List 29, 20 January 2016, a playlist by Jessie St George on Spotify

Extremely honored to be placed in featured rotation on the venerable Album 88 AND included in this incredible playlist by The Drift on Album 88, right up next to some of my absolute favorite songs from some of my absolute favorite artists.

I can never say this enough, but many, many thanks to anyone who has listened to our music, even if just for a second or two seconds or even the immense span of time that is three seconds. It may not be a big deal to some (looking at you, Bob Dylan), but having songs that were written and recorded in private spaces put onto playlists and played on the radio is an immense delight for someone who expected nothing from simply posting an album on the internet.

Hope to see you soon!

open.spotify.com A playlist featuring Years, Kaki King, Grizzly Bear, and others

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Better late than never! Oil tycoons and other assorted millionaires can now purchase physical copies of No Spirit through Bandcamp, as well as an absolutely beautiful sticker designed and illustrated by Nigel Wright.

Many thanks to Samuel Laubscher for the photographs, check him out here: http://www.samuellaubscher.com/

hymnalmoths.bandcamp.com

Hymnal Moths is hitting the house show circuit with Brother Bard to perform stripped-down versions of songs from the follow-up to 'No Spirit.' The dates are as follows, with links in the comments:

Nov. 10 - Indianapolis, IN
Nov. 11 - Flora, IN
Nov. 12 - Lake Michigan
Nov. 13 - Cincinnati, OH
Nov. 14 - Nashville, TN
Nov. 15 - Birmingham, AL
..and a lil straggler here in Georgia, with full band (!!) representations of songs from 'No Spirit':

Nov. 21 - House @ 4024 Lithia Way, Lithia Springs, GA 30122

November 12th is not open to the public, but you're more than welcome to imagine yourself on the shores of Lake Michigan with two handsome, thoughtful guys. We'll be there, looking at that pair of guys from our perch upon the dunes, seething and wishing we were thoughtful or handsome.

Hymnal Moths's cover photo

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Extremely grateful for all of the support that 'No Spirit' has received since its release. If you haven't had a chance to hear it yet, it'll be played in its entirety tonight around 7:00 PM on Album 88's Georgia Music Show program.

The whole program runs from 6:00-8:00 PM, and you can stream the show here if your Scrooge-like grandpappy won't let you borrow his radio:

http://www2.gsu.edu/~www885/

The album is also available for streaming on Spotify, iTunes Music, Amazon Prime, and Tidal. You can also purchase it on iTunes, Amazon, or Google Play, but you shouldn't if you're a thrifty consumer because it's 'Pay What You Want' on BandCamp.

www2.gsu.edu Georgia Public Broadcasting (GPB) will make its long-awaited debut on the Atlanta radio airwaves this June through a programming partnership with Georgia State University station WRAS 88.5 FM. The new alliance was announced today (May 6) at GPB’s Atlanta headquarters by GPB President and CEO Teya Ry…

We have finally finished our first album. Here is a link:

https://hymnalmoths.bandcamp.com/album/no-spirit

Longtime collaborator Nigel Wright helped tremendously throughout the whole process and appears on 'Grey Mother,' esteemed illustrator Owen Gent Illustration produced the art, and Sam Dean did some important graphic work.

You may find this summary useful for identifying in advance which song might appeal to you most:

- BURROWS is a triple-banjo barrage for people who like dirt
- SOM is for fake occultists that like happy endings
- GREY MOTHER is for people who love their moms
- COULDN'T is for people that can't say goodbye well
- WORSHIP is a reverb-drenched farce about how I'm the
greatest
- ARBOREAL is for mothers looking for pyre-inspired lullabies
for their beautiful, flammable babies
- EPHEMERAL is a slow-burning anthem for people who
were previously and perhaps cripplingly scared of dying
- WORM/SERPENT is a Hellboy-inspired dirge in multiple
movements (FFO Hellboy, dirges, movements)

Anyways, if you listen to even one second of any song on this album, consider us deeply grateful. For real.

10/28/2015