A Crow Looked At Me
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“Seaweed” is the second track on Mount Eerie’s album A Crow Looked at Me about his recently deceased wife. The song deals with the early days of mourning his wife’s death as he makes a trip to a place special to them to scatter her ashes and about how he is noticing the little details about her already starting to fade away in his memory. Read more on Last.fm.

Mount Eerie represents the latest evolution of Phil Elverum's musical vision. Formerly known as The Microphones, Elverum began Mount Eerie in 2003, maintaining his previous project's subtle, lo-fi, and lyrically dense fuzz-folk aesthetic. Elverum explained this change in an 2003 interview with Discorder, asserting that "Mount Eerie is a new project. The Microphones was completed, or at least at a good stopping point. I did it because I am ready for new things. I am new." As Mount Eerie, Phil typically works with synthesizers, guitars, drums, and the accenting voices of Mirah, The Blow, and fellow K-Records/Anacortes, Washington friends. Mount Eerie's album "Seven New Songs of Mount Eerie" was also the first recording released on Phil's new label, P.W.Elverum & Sun. All songs from that recording are available for free download in the Internet Archive. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.