Soon To Fail
Last minute fleeting attempts at beauty. Sometime nightmare music. Sun-dazed from high expectations and the inevitable crash. Improvisations culled from being locked in a studio with no rules, only a list of ghosts and their moments to chase. "Soon to Fail" is staring into the sunset from the back seat, weather-beaten from knowing good intentions only win from within. This music is our sanctuary, a saint within the walls of a police blockade, like the church the group is named for.
(Gastr del Sol, John Martyn, John Fahey, Simon and Garfunkel, Black Heart
Procession, DMST, Elisabeth Cotton, Django Rheinhart,)
"...It's an engaging, post-folky set that's not afraid to bang down doors when necessary.
THE ONION
"...simple, repetitive, folky music that's modestly ambitious but nicely effective at setting a wistful, pastel-shaded mood. The blues-derived but not bluesy fingerpicking of Nick Drake is the most obvious influence on Schneider's guitar playing, which dominates Sainte Chapelle's sound. "What Do We Call Love?" is from their upcoming "Soon to Fail," as is the lovely instrumental "In Search of Skip."
SALON.COM
1. Mantra 6:51
2. May 17th 4:44
3. What Do We Call Love 3:23
4. Soon To Fail 3:05
5. Black Is The Color Of My True Love's Hair 4:33
6. Poor Lister 2:47
7. In Search Of Skip 4:04
8. Cartography 2:49
9. This One Follows Me Around 4:11
10. Big Elephant Little Elephant 1:05
11. To Crave 5:27
