Celer How Could You Believe Me When I Said I Loved You CD

Inspired by the American Southwest, "How could you believe me when I told you that I loved you when you know I've been a liar all my life" is the new album by American musician Celer, aka Will Long, now living in Japan. Based on an idea of primitive Americana, and sourced from an electric piano and wooden flute, tape loops were copied to sun-baked cassette tapes, and a warped vinyl tester, utilizing the most basic format-inherent effects. It can be seen not necessarily as an example of age and decay, but as a mediation on the different sides of music and cultural perception, or a reflection of inherent imperfections. "How could you believe me when I told you that I loved you when you know I've been a liar all my life" is available as an LP in a first edition of 300 copies and a special edition cassette on Two Acorns. It is available on CD on White Paddy Mountain. Any errors you may hear are intentional, or natural.

1. Bleeds and Swell Blends 2. These Dreams, How Portentously Gloomy 3. Natural Deflections 4. Acrimonious, Like Fiddles