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Starvation Winter

by Cody Yantis

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1.
Seven 03:58
2.
Two 03:22
3.
One 03:26
4.
Three 02:58
5.
Six 02:07
6.
Thirteen 03:14
7.
Eight 02:20
8.
Ten 03:11

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originally released as a cassette (edition of 50) from sunshine ltd.

A very real discussion is taking place. One must face the truth: our guitars heroes will not live forever in the flesh. Though their message will carry on in medium, it will cease to grow and mature by decay. Who will take the mantle when they part our green Earth? I doubt Cody Yantis raises his hands for he is humble–a string of steadily improving and empowering work proves as much–but it seems he too has contemplated such sad fates. Starvation Winter bristles with solitary thoughts, sparse in its arrangements but powerful in its testaments. The oddly numbered tracks (“Seven” is track one, “Three” is track four and so on) proclaim Yantis’ isolated attempts at capturing a mood or thought, leaving it vaguely named, and giving it onto the collective community for further examination. In other words, doing what a new guitar hero should be doing. Playing tricks by playing no tricks at all but those we make up as the audience. For we too find ourselves alone; in our cars, our homes, our mind, to contemplate the worst and hope for the best. Here we have both, but only 50 copies’ worth of sanctity and uplifting are offered to the worthy. – Justin Spicer, Tiny Mix Tapes

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released May 17, 2013

recorded in archuleta county, co (winter 2012-2013). guitars & arrangements by cody yantis. tape accompaniment & additional arrangements by josh mason.

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Cody Yantis Santa Fe, New Mexico

Instrumental, improvisational, and often string-based, the works of Cody Yantis tend to reside in the margins between tonality and noise. Experiences and ideas of environment provide consistent motivations as Yantis explores what David Teague has called "people suiting posture to place." A member of Saguache and Tilth, he also writes and works in visual media. ... more

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