A Study Of Losses (CD)
Beirut
Amoeba Review
Beirut is back with the beautiful, melancholic A Study of Losses. Commissioned by the Swedish circus Kompani Giraff and inspired by German author Judith Schalansky's book An Inventory of Losses, it's a richly textured, evocative, moving collection of songs. Zach Condon utilizes strings, a harpsichord, ukulele, horns, and electronic flourishes to add vivacity to these meditative, sometimes elegiac pieces. A Study of Losses feels warm and comforting in spite of its heavy themes, the type of album that will serve as a companion, revealing more and more depth with each listen.
Track Listing
Disc 1 Titles |
Artist |
Length |
---|---|---|
1.
Disappearances and Losses
|
Beirut | 02:24 |
2.
Forest Encyclopedia
|
Beirut | 03:50 |
3.
Oceanus Procellarum
|
Beirut | 02:24 |
4.
Villa Sacchetti
|
Beirut | 03:26 |
5.
Mare Crisium
|
Beirut | 02:47 |
6.
Garbo's Face
|
Beirut | 03:10 |
7.
Mare Imbrium
|
Beirut | 02:12 |
8.
Tuanaki Atoll
|
Beirut | 03:23 |
9.
Mare Serinitatis
|
Beirut | 02:21 |
10.
Guericke's Unicorn
|
Beirut | 04:24 |
11.
Mare Humorum
|
Beirut | 02:38 |
12.
Sappho's Poems
|
Beirut | 02:31 |
13.
Ghost Train
|
Beirut | 03:42 |
14.
Caspian Tiger
|
Beirut | 03:59 |
15.
Mani's 7 Books
|
Beirut | 03:11 |
16.
Moon Voyager
|
Beirut | 03:47 |
17.
Mare Nectaris
|
Beirut | 03:43 |
18.
Mare Tranquillitatis
|
Beirut | 03:27 |