Come, I'm a Lion

Come, I'm a Lion

Track Listings

1. Spine

2. Air Pollution

3. Ribs

4. Bridge

5. Rhythm

6. Love and Interuption

7. Slippery

8. Northern Light

9. Ceiling

10. We Remain as Two

11. So Sweetly Around Me

Editorial Reviews
About the Artist
To say the least, Page France has handcrafted some sort of love affair. Arriving significantly late, then stirring up the guest room with a batch of songs that would perk the ears of a hummingbird. It is the sort of blend that would so swiftly hit you in the lip, then immediately bemoan the sore knuckles. It is a completion in it's rarest of forms for writer, Michael Nau, embracing the ephemeral while nearly mocking the perpetual. It has hindsight lenses at the legs, a foresight panic at the shoulders, and a soothing, present tense vegetation as the mid-section. This is Page France waltzing confidantly through the doorway to shake your hand and, with the most polite of manners,introducing himself before connecting himself to your side. The introductory album; "Come, I’m a lion!" was written in the Spring of 2004, with the ever so pleasant accompaniment of multi-instrumentalist and friend, Clinton Jones, before independently recording the album at "this is our furnace" in late June of 2004. The release is a delicate glimpse into the telescope of things yet to come, while bubbling with utmost character as each track is so precisely crafted to its core. Sparking subtly with glass-pitched sing-a-longs before bursting sweetly into what could adequately be described as mid-air. This is just the start of a long winded love affair.

Product Description
The Introduction of Page France hums of a fairy tale. Come, I'm a lion! is a magical piece of work- a dangerously sticky conjunction of folk and early American stoner pop. The songs are presented through hazy, dime store sounds- floating accordian keys, slurring guitars, and the occasional trap-set, saucepan percussion. From the cynic-natured children's sing-a-long, "air pollution", to the cumbersome, "we remain as two", this collection of songs serves as an exposition of all moods, both musically and lyrically.

Come, I'm a Lion,Page France,The Orchard,Pop,Rock,Rock/Pop

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Come, I'm a Lion

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