
A collection of skeletal, hushed re-imaginings. Just a voice and a guitar recorded so closely you can hear the artist's heart beating.
August 5, 2014 · Grönland Records
Acoustic Sessions is the sonic equivalent of a secret whispered directly into your ear. It is an album that demands a specific kind of silence from its environment to be truly heard. William Fitzsimmons has built a career on the quietest possible frequencies, but here he strips away even the modest electronic flourishes of his studio LPs to find the marrow of his songwriting. The result is a record that feels less like a performance and more like a private document of a man in a room, wrestling with the ghosts of his own history. It is warm, brittle, and profoundly still.
How does Acoustic Sessions sound next to the rest of William Fitzsimmons's catalogue?
The production is built around sparse bare than this artist usually allows.
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