Amber Dust

Amber Dust - "May These Images Die with Dignity" out now!!



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The score for Ellipsis Entertainment film "The Moon Under Glass" is now available for free download via the official website. The film was produced/directed by Jeremy Collins. Click the album cover and you'll be brought to the discography page of the website. You'll find the film score there, in a zip file complete with art and information.



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The bands first album "Without Windows", and its follow-up EP "Good Things, Bad Timing" are still available as always. You can download them in their entirety on the Amber Dust website. Click on the album cover below to link directly to the download page.



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Reviews



Amber Dust, 'Without Windows' self-released



"Sandown has something to be proud of in this bedroom Americana trio of early-20somethings. Influenced by Ryan Adams (a little) and a clutch of easygoing folk-alt records you’ve never heard of, such as the Sun Kil Moon family of products (a lot), the songwriting is mature and serious enough to compete with — blow away, actually – many of the bands trying to mine gold out of the British folk-pop space. Chris Isaak would admire their use of spaghetti-western guitars and booze-time tempos, though those only surface when they’re of a feisty mood; mostly it’s an exercise in strumming and pining along to the drum machine, country figuring into the equation in small doses. “Timepiece” is one of the more agreeable tunes, floating a supremely unhurried vibe reminiscent of EastMountainSouth. The barter-economy-savvy band has made the entire 13-song LP (voted 33 in the Altcountrytab.ca Gambler Awards) available on their Web site." A- — Eric W. Saeger - The Hippo Press