CAMERON WINTER - Heavy Metal LP Postrock “now sound the trumpets and

“now sound the trumpets and get ready to roll

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Literally: in the garden of their Japanese house

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CAMERON WINTER - Heavy Metal LP Postrock “now sound the trumpets andOn Heavy Metal the debut solo album from Cameron Winter the Geese frontman unravels his eclectic influences into a surreal mosaic of modern songwriting. Rumored to have been composed in abandoned basements, taxi back seats, and in impromptu jam sessions in public spaces, Heavy Metal draws on both the chaos of the road and Winters greater sense of existential dread. Heavy Metal teeters between the grounded and the hallucinatory, pulsing with immediacy,