Bruce Cockburn “Crowing Ignites” soundtracks the human race’s planned obsolescence

the human race’s planned obsolescence if you’ve been living on this cursed rock you know what we’re getting at—across a canvas of indie rock that feels both timeless and in-the-moment

influenced by the back-porch songcraft of Townes Van Zandt and Guy Clark

30th Anniversary Edition

" Contributors include Kim Gordon (who plays acoustic guitar on "Mutinies")

Bruce Cockburn “Crowing Ignites” soundtracks the human race’s planned obsolescenceBruce Cockburn's new release Crowing Ignites is another dazzling instrumental album that will further cement his reputation as both an exceptional composer and a picker with few peers. Unlike Speechless, which included mostly previously recorded tracks, the latest album Cockburn's 34th features 11 brand new compositions. Although there's not a single word spoken or sung, it's as eloquent and expressive as any of the Canadian Hall of Famer's lyric