Early Wovenhand

Early Wovenhand is a four-LP box set that contains the first three albums by Wovenhand, two of them long-time, out-of-print and one appears here on vinyl for the first time. About 16 years ago, Wovenhand showed it's first sign of life with their debut album Woven Hand. In 2003, David Eugene Edwards and his band released the highly praised follow-up Blush Music on Glitterhouse Records. "Blush Music is a transcendent call-and-response between a man and the variegated joy he's unearthed within the layers of his faith," Pitchfork wrote about this masterpiece of an album. 2004 saw the release of Consider The Birds, which according to Uncut Magazine, was a "masterstroke of creeping gothic". Over the last two decades, Edwards's prolific work in both bands 16 Horsepower and Wovenhand has influenced and inspired a generation of musicians and fans. Wovenhand cannot be described in traditional terms. Their sound is a sweeping tapestry of gothic Americana, neo-folk, and alternative country. Early Wovenhand comes on 180 gram vinyl and includes download codes for each album; Carefully mastered; gatefold with a reprint of the band's first tour poster.