Iron And Wine - Our Endless Numbered Days (Deluxe Edition CD) black the species becomes the purveyor

the species becomes the purveyor of increasingly bizarre and sophisticated ironies

In “God Turn Me into a Flower

originally released in April 1980

vocalist & guitarist Austin Getz cites Quincy Jones

‘#19’ (AKA ‘Stone In Focus’) seems to smooth over all the wrinkles of life with its blissfully monolithic chords and faint ripples of melody

Iron And Wine - Our Endless Numbered Days (Deluxe Edition CD) black the species becomes the purveyorCD, Deluxe Edition Sub Pop (2019) US This reissue features the original album, plus eight previously unreleased demo versions and a 12 page booklet with an essay about the album by Amanda Petrusich. Sam Beam, aka Iron & Wine, released Our Endless Numbered Days, his second in March of 2004. It followed his hushed, literate, intimate, melodic, 2002 debut album, The Creek Drank the Cradle, a quiet treasure which, with its unaffected candor and depth,