Wheal Owles by LOMA

"There is no question that the best days in the six months from October to March, which are more or less charged with gloom in these northern realms, are those rare days when the sky is clear, the wind still, and the sun floods the world with light and heat.

Such days are apt to be warmer here than in other parts; even the adder, hibernating in his deep dark den beneath the rocks, is stirred by the heavenly influence, and crawls forth on a midwinter day to lie basking in the delicious beams. And the entire visible world, sea and land, is a glittering serpent, its discontent now forgotten, slumbering peacefully, albeit with wide-open eyes, in the face of the sun."

- W.H. Hudson, The Land's End, 1908.

LOMA is Emily Cross, Dan Duszynski, and Jonathan Meiburg. Sub Pop Records. See more at https://www.subpop.com/artists/loma

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