It’s been two years since Bowerbirds gave us the gift of Upper Air, their gorgeous Dead Oceans debut.
Now the band is set to return with The Clearing, an album Dead Oceans says is “bigger” with “bolder sounds and a broader scope.”
Scheduled to drop March 6, The Clearing was recorded with Brian Joseph at Justin Vernon’s April Base studio.
As Dead Oceans explains, The Clearing is more than just a third record for Bowerbirds, it “represents the perfect realization of a fresh, timely outlook.”
“Between 2009′s Upper Air and this one, Beth nearly died after a mysterious illness that put her in the hospital. They rescued and adopted a dog that ran beneath their tour van’s tires. Beth and Phil even ended their long relationship but began it again after realizing that, despite their own shortcomings, they didn’t want to be with anyone else.”
“Tuck The Darkness In” by Bowerbirds
The band will celebrate the album’s release March 17 at Cat’s Cradle. Tickets are available for $12 in advance or $15 the day of the show.
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