FRANK HART “HUMAN LITURGY”

Frank Hart's first solo album. It will remind you of a place somewhere between prayer and dreaming. That's a good place to be.

These are FrankSongs that didn’t fit on an Atomic Opera album but were favorites of friends and family. They were also well received when he played solo shows. The songs were more acoustic and personal. He started imagining these songs compiled as an autobiographical album, and Human Liturgy was born. Although the music was written and recorded in Texas it sounds like it could be from anywhere east of the sunrise or west of the sunset. The record is driven by beautiful acoustic guitar. A lot of the instrumentation is eclectic and fun, ranging from the exotic sounds of sitar, doumbek, and udu to the more folksy sounds of hammered dulcimer, mandolin, and piano. I had a lot of friends make appearances on this record. Kemper Crabb played many instruments and sang harmony. Trip Wamsley adds his fretless bass be-wonderment throughout. Johnny Simmons plays various percussion and full drumset. Mandy Campbell and Maggie Raveneau of December’s End add violin, viola, and cello to really make the songs soar. There is an otherworldly feel to this record that will move you.
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Fans of all beautiful music that aches will not want to miss this album.