Siskiyou's fantastic third LP, Nervous, features some of the band's leanest, though most experimental offerings. Apparently there was more where that came from, as the group have just unveiled a previously unreleased extra from the sessions called "Thief." Better yet, they're offering it up as a freebie download.
The track plays extra fragile, with Colin Huebert's heartbreakingly shaky singing voice tapping into a somewhat money-minded narrative as he quivers lines like "employers, employ me" and "destroyers, destroy me." While the song starts off as a subtly plucked folk number, the moody moan of Colin Stetson's sax ushers itself in mid-way through the track. Later, it goes full brass for a French Quarter-styled outro.
"Thief" also features guest vocals from the Weather Station's Tamara Lindeman. There's no need to pull an illicit audio heist to nab the track — you can stream it or download it down below, courtesy of NOW.
The track plays extra fragile, with Colin Huebert's heartbreakingly shaky singing voice tapping into a somewhat money-minded narrative as he quivers lines like "employers, employ me" and "destroyers, destroy me." While the song starts off as a subtly plucked folk number, the moody moan of Colin Stetson's sax ushers itself in mid-way through the track. Later, it goes full brass for a French Quarter-styled outro.
"Thief" also features guest vocals from the Weather Station's Tamara Lindeman. There's no need to pull an illicit audio heist to nab the track — you can stream it or download it down below, courtesy of NOW.
