Letters To Lost Hills, by Peter Kris

Letters To Lost Hills

by Peter Kris

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	1.	A Thousand Miles To Nowhere 01:56
	2.	Hubris In Arid Land 02:05
	3.	Ground Runs Dry 02:32
	4.	Holy Water In Poisoned Ponds 02:27
	5.	An Open Letter To Illusions 02:27
	6.	See The Kern Dry 03:27
	7.	Blossoms In Confused Heat 02:23
	8.	Cracks In The Earth 02:20
	9.	River Of Concrete 02:15
	10.	False Tranquility 03:11
	11.	Reborn As Dust 02:56
	12.	Lost Hills And The City Of Wonderful 03:48
	13.	Dreams Sinking 02:29
	14.	Planting Homes In Dead Lands 02:49
	15.	Behind The Sun 02:48

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"The contours of Peter Kris' guitar work are like topographic maps from around the globe. We hear majestic relief from mountains, plateaus and vistas, then the sublimity gentle rolling hills across vast expanses. Letters To Lost Hills is one of Kris' newest released compositions, heralding to the spaced out contour lines of eroded and weathered landscapes. Listening is the antithesis of arduous with Peter Kris and Letters To Lost Hills is even more serene than many of his compositions. Details from mellow maps, joyful exploration of sustained strings bending across amiable landscapes. Another body of work from a prolific source, only this one seems to touch dreams from special places we cherish finding.

As with all compositions shared by Peter Kris, Letters To Lost Hills is an overfilled sonic cornucopia. Fifteen selections that harmoniously glide across the vast distances before us, both in physical features and wavering images of the ethereal. Kris' even lays the thought of connectivity of present and always present with the track titles within. "An Open Letter To Illusions", "Reborn as Dust" and "Planting Homes In Dead Lands" all descriptions of a world we continue with. Depth filled tones in a current of gorgeous profoundness, another aural world we all need to make time to spend."

-lost in a sea of sound