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“Bucolic folk sound with a postmodern lo-fi sensibility.”

Here’s your chance to own this very limited classic Future Farmer release on double swank, double 12″ vinyl.

From the faint to the jangle-y, M. Ward manages to master it all on his latest, End of Amnesia, an album that is subtle and lo-fi, reveling in the quiet moments, saying more with silence than most artists will ever manage to say in their lives.

The album is the perfect combination of ultra-timid singer-songwriter and flushed out, light pop songs. M. Ward's voice is shaky and airy, sounding like a cross between just waking up and walking around in complete confusion, balancing it all with a bit of heart broken sorrow and melancholy appreciation for life and all of its wonderful surprises.

The songs are potent in lyrical content, which M. Ward makes apparent when he sings, wrapping the tunes around his voice, preferring to use the instrumentation as a guide rather than a force to overshadow.

Here is a brilliant songwriter in his right, just making a name for himself, coming out of the darkness to inform those in the light. Eerily beautiful, strikingly memorable stark naked acoustic songs, M. Ward is a name to remember.Track Listing

1 End of Amnesia
2 Color of Water
3 Half Moon
4 So Much Water
5 Bad Dreams
6 Archangel Tale
7 Silverline
8 Flaming Heart
9 Carolina
10 From a Pirate Radio Sermon, 1989
11 Psalm
12 Ella
13 Seashell Tale
14 O'Brien/O'Brien's Nocturne