Octoberman - Chutes (2025) Hi-Res
BAND/ARTIST: Octoberman
- Title: Chutes
- Year Of Release: 2025
- Label: Ishmalia Records
- Genre: Indie Rock, Folk Rock, Rock, Singer-Songwriter
- Quality: 320 / FLAC (tracks) / FLAC (tracks) 24bit-48kHz
- Total Time: 41:17
- Total Size: 95 / 238 / 477 Mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. Harry Nilsson (3:29)
2. We Used to Talk of Death (3:44)
3. Roger (3:24)
4. Old Names (2:18)
5. Return Call (4:00)
6. That Letter (4:04)
7. Austin (2:47)
8. Ottawa River (4:23)
9. Chutes of Time (2:50)
10. No Forever (3:11)
11. Marla (2:43)
12. Come People Go (4:24)
1. Harry Nilsson (3:29)
2. We Used to Talk of Death (3:44)
3. Roger (3:24)
4. Old Names (2:18)
5. Return Call (4:00)
6. That Letter (4:04)
7. Austin (2:47)
8. Ottawa River (4:23)
9. Chutes of Time (2:50)
10. No Forever (3:11)
11. Marla (2:43)
12. Come People Go (4:24)
Toronto, Ontario-based indie folk collective Octoberman celebrate their twentieth anniversary with Chutes, their seventh full-length album. The band around singer-songwriter Marc Morrissette sounds more grounded than ever—understated but richly textured, intimate yet expansive.
The twelve tracks, recorded live to tape, feel unhurried and deeply human. Half the material comes from rediscovered demos, the other half from new sketches on aging, endings, and new beginnings—they flow between perspectives but are unified by a thread of curiosity and compassion.
It is all beautifully expressed—”We used to spend our lives // Just trying to survive // But now we’re lost in these afterthoughts” (from We Used to Talk of Death)—and atmospherically delivered. While the opening track claims that Harry Nilsson said it best, Octoberman doesn’t have to be modest—it’s not hard to lose yourself in the 41 minutes that Chutes lasts.
The twelve tracks, recorded live to tape, feel unhurried and deeply human. Half the material comes from rediscovered demos, the other half from new sketches on aging, endings, and new beginnings—they flow between perspectives but are unified by a thread of curiosity and compassion.
It is all beautifully expressed—”We used to spend our lives // Just trying to survive // But now we’re lost in these afterthoughts” (from We Used to Talk of Death)—and atmospherically delivered. While the opening track claims that Harry Nilsson said it best, Octoberman doesn’t have to be modest—it’s not hard to lose yourself in the 41 minutes that Chutes lasts.
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