Eisenhauers The Road We Once Knew CD

2017 release. It has been said that all Canadian writing inevitably reflects the almost impenetrable vastness of the land and the great distances that separate us. If The Road We Once Knew by the Eisenhauers, the husband and wife duo of Jeremy Eisenhauer and Sheree Plett Eisenhauer, is any indication, you'd be hard pressed not to come to the same conclusion about Canadian music. Simple, spare and heartbreaking in it's directness, the concepts of distance, time and the wavering arcs of separation and reunion have rarely been as compellingly explored as they are in this powerful debut album. The Road We Once Knew is, at heart, a meditation on change that explores the dynamics of escaping from the city and moving to the country. In the Eisenhauers' case, the move involved swapping life in metropolitan Vancouver for the relative seclusion of Kaslo, an old lumber town tucked deep in Eastern British Columbia's Purcell Wilderness Conservatory.

1. Break Your Heart 2. Spent on You 3. Thank You for the Years 4. Don't Lose Me 5. Moving to the High Country 6. The Road We Once Knew 7. Good Old Days 8. Rather Have You Around 9. Idaho 10. Biggest Regret 11. All I Have Left 12. Newfoundland Song 13. Behind Those Grey Clouds 14. Wilderness