Lilies Among Thorns E.P.
by the Missionaries (VA)
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Sandstone
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What Cannot Be Broken
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The Boys
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U.S.O.
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about
This E.P. is a journey through the evolution of the Missionaries. Starting at the beginning with two selections from the first full-length "Dark Animals". The E.P. then continues on to feature three E.P. exclusive tracks including demo versions of "What Cannot Be Broken", "Chester Behind The Foliage" and a revamped version of "the Boys" featuring the current line-up. The last track is a sneak peak of the full-length to come boasting "U.S.O." as a taste of future works. From us to you please enjoy!
credits
released 12 May 2011
Seanmichael Poff - guitar, banjo, singing saw, bass, lead vocals
Camellia Delk - viola, violin, vocals
Jamie Booker - vocals, guitar, shakers
Adam Painter - bass
Heidi Garrabrant - flute
Megan Glassman - clarinet
Marshall Hicks - drums
Jonathan Woods - snythesizer & electric guitar
Cat Conover - oboe
Austin Alderman - saxophone
John Thompson - pedal steel guitar, banjo, piano
Adam Baber - percussion
Tracks 1-3 Produced by John Thompson, Jonathan Woods & Seanmichael Poff
Tracks 4-6 Produced by Adam Baber & Seanmichael Poff
Album artwork by Maya Renfro
Seanmichael Poff - guitar, banjo, singing saw, bass, lead vocals
Camellia Delk - viola, violin, vocals
Jamie Booker - vocals, guitar, shakers
Adam Painter - bass
Heidi Garrabrant - flute
Megan Glassman - clarinet
Marshall Hicks - drums
Jonathan Woods - snythesizer & electric guitar
Cat Conover - oboe
Austin Alderman - saxophone
John Thompson - pedal steel guitar, banjo, piano
Adam Baber - percussion
Tracks 1-3 Produced by John Thompson, Jonathan Woods & Seanmichael Poff
Tracks 4-6 Produced by Adam Baber & Seanmichael Poff
Album artwork by Maya Renfro
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Taking influences from performers in the past and present the Missionaries combine elements of folk with pop into something
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original. Their songs focus mainly on odd bits of history and folklore but at times veer off into pop culture and the personal making their sound very signature but not limited.
The band resides in the valley town of Roanoke, VA surrounded by the Blue Ridge mountains.
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