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Artist's albums
Almanac Behind
2022 · album
540 Supercell
2022 · single
Flood Stage
2022 · single
Lonesome Weary Blues
2022 · album
Live at the Olive Mill
2021 · album
Axacan
2021 · album
Blues in the Anthropocene
2021 · single
Coronach
2021 · single
Green Alum Springs
2020 · album
The Morning Star
2018 · album
Scrumpy
2018 · single
New Moon
2018 · single
Daniel Bachman
2016 · album
The Flower Tree
2016 · single
Brightleaf Blues I
2016 · single
River
2015 · album
Orange County Serenade
2014 · album
Jesus I'm a Sinner
2013 · album
Seven Pines
2012 · album
Oh Be Joyful
2012 · album
Grey-Black-Green
2011 · album
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Biography
Let's be blunt - we live in chaotic and intense times where things come at you from every angle. Daniel Bachman's "Axacan" reflects back and reflects on this world and life, bringing you a wordless reflection on the climate crisis, colonialism's lasting impacts, the Covid-19 pandemic and much more over the course of a double album. "Axacan" is so very special, so unlike anything else out there - a stunning and stirring work, so very raw, singular and searching. It resonates personally, taking various components - guitar compositions and improvisations, harmonium drones, natural recordings, place-specific recordings and more - and weaves them all together into a specific tapestry where each part depends on those around it. "Axacan"'s tracks collectively create a wordless dissertation on societal transmutation and merging with a "natural" world. Sounds heavy and heady? Well, it is. But it is also exceptionally visceral. To quote James Toth's masterful essay about this album available on the Three Lobed website or Bandcamp page, "great works of art... can often leave you breathless, but they do something else, too: they can leave you changed." This is not hyperbole. Daniel's been telling Three Lobed for about four years now the next album is going to be "the party album". Maybe that's 2022? In the meanwhile, prepare to fall deeply under "Axacan"'s singular spell.