Secret Locations, by Conversation, Adversary

Secret Locations

by Conversation, Adversary

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1.	Seaway 22:44	lyrics	buy track
00:00 - 05:35: The Loneliest Walk in a Busy Town 05:35 - 07:34: When You Were Found on Seaway Drive 07:34 - 08:21: At Sherman's Request 08:21 - 11:12: A New Beginning 11:12 - 15:08: Heights Ravenna 15:08 - 17:09: Have You Ever Walked on Dangl? 17:09 - 20:33: An Inevitable Decline 20:33 - 22:44: Beauty in a Life Gone
2.	M-46 22:18	lyrics	buy track
00:00 - 06:22: Stuck on the Highway 46 06:22 - 12:56: Winding Quarterline 12:56 - 19:41: Trying to Escape Broadway 19:41 - 22:18: Leaving Behind the Fear (The Crash on Getty)
3.	Henry 23:02	lyrics	buy track
00:00 - 05:20: Plane on the Water 05:20 - 10:58: All the Time That Passed Us 10:58 - 16:31: Lessons From Off the Docks 16:31 - 23:02: Taking off to...
4.	Evanston 23:05	lyrics	buy track
00:00 - 07:38: Misunderstood Directions 07:38 - 14:18: On Your Own Little Confused Journey 14:18 - 23:00: The Sun Sets on Evanston

about

A start of a new moniker, "Conversation, Adversary" is a post rock project about long tracks with movements. Secret Locations is about roads in Muskegon, where the band mates are from.

Rafe's Note: We've been heavily inspired by Godspeed You! Black Emperor, so we started a new post rock project all about long tracks and movements. We decided to make an album about roads in Muskegon since that's where we grew up. These four songs are pretty personal for me. One of the songs is a tribute to my grandfather's cats (or one of.) Other songs are about road trips, or person adventures, or accidents, or bad areas, or sentimental locations.

I was in pain whilst recording a couple of the tracks, but I persevered. I also sat down to make a song mostly by myself by slicing field recording and other recording of my play my electric guitar in order to make a twenty-three minute album, whilst wanting to wreck my main laptop because Hewlett Packard is straight up awful. Also, I've been having bad sleep for the past few days. Despite all this, this album was really fun to make. I even gained a new technique by using a microphone to make effected harmonica, steel drum and violin. I got this idea from King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, actually. (Thank you, Ambrose.)

I would like to thank Wilbur and his family, my family and friends, (especially Brandon, whom you can actually hear on this album), Godspeed You! Black Emperor, King Gizzard, my therapist, and everyone who has stuck around

Will’s Note:

Hello, I hope this album finds you well.

I don’t have too much to say about this album, it was made hastily, but with a lot of love put into it. Our process was to just record instrumentals and splice in various field recordings and other dumb junk around. Sometimes we do live sampling though, which is a tactic we learned from a black midi performance, so shout out to black midi. The tuning I use in this album is F #A# C# F# A# C#.

I’d like to thank God, Rafe, my grandparents, my sister, Rylie, Aleighsha, Lilly, Amber, LV, Rae, Taylor/Cosmo, Midnight, Salt, Hive, Spry, Vezette, Marauder, Kay, Hunter, Kaylee, Jadin, Kaelynn, Anjel, Faith, EJ, Luca, Jcran, veetez_77, illumitati, Efrim Menuck, Mike Moya, Dave Bryant, Isaac Wood, Lewis Evans, Tyler Cryde, May Kershaw, Luke Mark, Charlie Wayne, Georgia Ellery, Britt Walford, Brian McMahan, Dave Pajo, Todd Brashear, Ethan Buckler, Steve Albini, Mike Kinsella, Steve Holmes, Steve Lamos, Nate Kinsella, Tim Kinsella, Victor Villarreal, Robert “Bo” Burnham, and anyone else I might have missed. These people are all important to me, have helped me, or inspire me in some way. Thank you all.

Godspeed,

-Will

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released August 19, 2023

Rafe LaNore: Electric Guitar, Harmonica, Vocals, Percussion Steel Pan, Violin, Kalimba, Bowed Electric Guitar, Production, Field Recordings, Photography, Concept

Wilbur Bullara: Electric Guitar, Percussion, Field Recordings, Production, Concept

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I Remember 2006 Muskegon, Michigan

I Remember 2006 is a previously solo Indie Folk Rock project of Rafe LaNore, that now consists of Rafe and his friend, Wilbur Bullara. Both are multi-instrumentalists that met back in 2021, and have been making music with each other ever since.

Rafe's (mostly) solo stuff
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