The Apocalyptic Vision, by Jeremiah Lloyd Harmon

The Apocalyptic Vision

by Jeremiah Lloyd Harmon

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1.	Behold The Man 02:59	buy track
2.	The Vicar 02:35	buy track
3.	Fair Game for Foul Birds 04:16	buy track
4.	Mascara 03:30	buy track
5.	Some Wise King 03:32	buy track
6.	The Old Man is Passed 04:10	buy track
7.	Franz Marc 04:56	buy track
8.	Will I Ever See The Day 02:53	buy track
9.	Souvenirs (instrumental) 04:19	buy track

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The Apocalyptic Vision was inspired by the book (of the same title) by Frederick S. Levine, a biography of the German Expressionist artist Franz Marc.

"On the conscious or semiconscious level, apocalypse was envisioned by the Expressionists to act as a cleansing, a ridding the world of all those institutions and traditions that had hitherto restricted the free play of 'animal' instincts. Simultaneously, on the unconscious level, apocalypse acted as the vehicle for regression, the means by which the lost unity with the world of nature could be regained. The Expressionists never envisioned apocalypse solely as an act of wanton destruction; rather they viewed it as involving the redemptive aspects of death and rebirth, of a purifying cataclysm that would provide a regenerative force for the life that would follow."

-Levine

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released March 24, 2023

Jeremiah Lloyd Harmon - vocals, acoustic guitar, piano, percussion, string arrangements, mixing, mastering

Natalie Merezhuk - violin (tracks 2-7)

Gavon E. Peck - viola (tracks 2-7)

Laura A. Banner - Cello (tracks 2-7)

Brendan Brady - drums (track 6)

Noah Pierre - electric guitar (track 6)

Double Bass - Judah Arrington (track 6)

Nate Lanzino - mixing, engineering (tracks 2-7)

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