The album takes its name from the late 19th century Native American movement, which is still relevant today. Our society shines bright from the green corporate star, taking us away from the land, our spiritual self, and into the great binary plastic system. The Pine Hill Haints long for a day when this wasn't the case and attempt to channel and haunt us with the memory of who we once were. Growing up in the lower Appalachians, the band learned its sound from old men and women playing on porches and in livi...   [ read more ]

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Growing up in the lower Appalachians, The Pine Hill Haints learned its sound from old men and women playing on porches and in living rooms, under ancient oak trees and paper mill forests. The 19 tracks on this album are a massive flow of music. Some songs were written on the day of the recording, and others 400 years ago. 'When You Fall' and 'Say Something Say Anything' explore the feeling of holding an empty hand out to someone you love. 'Phantom Rules' and 'Raggle-Taggle Gypsy' channel Africa, the Cherok...   [ read more ]

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