Plum Creek Rhythm Section - Glacial Erratic (2018) Full Album

Tracklist with timestamps below.

The debut album "Glacial Erratic" by Plum Creek Rhythm Section comes roughly four years after the earliest PCRS song, "A Light an Answer" in 2014 was released, and has been in the works ever since. The album was recorded as it was written, meaning that some tracks (such as "That's Fine" and "What About Me") were recorded as early as 2015. Others were recorded more recently, but were written even earlier (such as "Just Leave Me", which was written in 2013). In a drastic upheaval of PCRS tradition, most of these songs were NOT recorded in a parked car ("Child" was, though).

A Glacial Erratic is a geologic phenomenon in which glaciers carry huge boulders for several miles, and as the glaciers melt, the boulders are deposited in strange locations. The boulders remain long after the glacier has gone. It's sort of like how even after everyone moved on from early 2000s rock, I'm still here writing it.

The cover art is a photo I took of the Clark Canyon Reservoir in southwestern Montana.

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Tracklist:
(0:00) That’s Fine
(3:23) What About Me
(7:03) Fanfare
(10:37) The Countess
(15:14) Be My Wings
(18:36) Scarlet
(22:14) La Vernia
(25:08) Butterfly
(29:02) Just Leave Me
(31:54) Child
(35:28) We Want the World to End
(39:31) A Ship Called Life