The Holy Strangers

Micah P. Hinson - The Holy Strangers

The new album, out 8th September 2017 on CD, 2xLP and digital download via Full Time Hobby

Full UK & European tour in September & October

All formats bundled with a companion booklet with notes detailing and expanding the story of The Holy Strangers. Only available from the Full Time Hobby store.
CD + Book | LP + Book | Book

CD, LP & DL

Amazon pre-orders (worldwide)

Sunday Morning Bologna, Train

Micah P. Hinson’s new album “Presents The Holy Strangers” is described by the artist as being a “modern folk opera.” Telling the story of a war time family, going from birth to love, to marriage and children, to war and betrayal, murder to suicide – spanning all of the strange and glorious places life can lead. We follow their story, we see their decisions, we see their faults and their beauty. We live with them, we die with them.

Two years in the making, Micah wrote and recorded The Holy Strangers in Denison, Texas, incorporating ancient reel to reels, analogue keyboards, old Tascam and Yamaha desks. The recording only entered the digital realm once pre-mastering took place.

Split across two pieces of the vinyl, the 14 tracks which make up The Holy Strangers are at times sparse and haunting; at other times luscious, maybe even euphoric. From the Johnny Cash-style country single “Lover’s Lane,” to the album’s broad, spoken-word centrepiece “Micah Book One”,

Sunday Morning Bologna

The Holy Strangers covers a lot of ground over the course of its hour long running time, appealing to both long-time fans and new ones alike.

Micah P. Hinson Presents The Holy Strangers is released 8th September 2017 on Full Time Hobby. Micah will be touring Europe throughout September and October with a full band.

Pre-order now on Full Time Hobby Tour dates

 

Release date
September 8 2017
Format
Album
Available in
2xLP
CD
Digital Download
Tracks
The Temptation
The Great Void
Lover's Lane
The Years Tire On
Oh, Spaceman
The Holy Strangers
Micah Book One
The War
The Darling
The Awakening
The Last Song
The Memorial Day Massacre
The Lady From Abilene
Come By Here