Daughters' Alexis Marshall Announces Solo Debut LP 'House Of Lull . House Of When', Posts New Single
Friday, 04 June 2021
Written by Stereoboard
Photo: Jeremy W
Daughters vocalist Alexis Marshall has unveiled details of his debut solo album.
'House Of Lull . House Of When' will arrive on July 23 through Sargent House and feature the newly shared first single Hounds In The Abyss.
The nightmarish offering builds tension through preacher-like vocals over crashing percussion, and comes paired with an intense black and white video directed by Jeremy W. Marshall said:
"The long stare into the room of self—the universe's middle distance—the many hidden doors we locate, the many rooms we find. Populated not only by whom else we are, but by places we have been. The places we are. We don’t always pull away from the hot stove."
Recorded in Pawtucket, Rhode Island at Machines with Magnets studio, the record finds Marshall backed by Daughters drummer Jon Syverson, multi-instrumentalist Kristin Hayter, and guitarist Evan Patterson. He also realigns with producer Seth Manchester who helmed Daughters' 2018 full-length 'You Won't Get What You Want'.
Marshall released the one off single Nature in Three Movements in 2020, though it will not appear on the upcoming LP.
'House Of Lull . House Of When' tracklist:
1. Drink From The Oceans . Nothing Can Harm You
2. Hounds in the Abyss
3. It Just Doesn’t Feel Good Anymore
4. Youth As Religion .
5. Religion as Leader
6. No Truth in the Body
7. Open Mouth
8. They Can Lie There Forever
9. Night Coming
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