When The Cellar Children See The Light Of Day

General | Sep 2014

Reviews

Matthew
Reviewed 2014-09-11
Folk/Acoustic/ Minimal. This is Mirel’s second album and she is signed to Sub Pop. Her music is minimalist, barren, frank, a little dark and mysterious, sometimes down right freaky, almost gothic in lyrics, bluesy and folksy... definitely worth a listen. FCC Clean.

1. (2:11) Creepy song, “1-2-3-4, what’s underneath the floor”
2. (3:38) *Heavy acoustic trudge, think this one is about death…
3. (3:43) Echo-ey reverb over acoustic strummed guitar.
4. (3:02) *Promoted song, kind of trippy hippy lyrics, fun
5. (3:37) God this is creepy, another song about cellar children.
6. (2:29) *Creepy and dreamy, carefully worded song
7. (2:15) *Higher tenor and faster paced finger plucked folk.
8. (3:09) *Simple and pretty, “Is this what love looks like”
9. (4:56) *Dreamy repetitive strumming pattern with some finger picking.
10. (2:08) *Piano and finger picked guitar. Some strings. Dark and dreamy.

Recent airplay

Oak Tree
Tree Talk — Jul 16, 2019
What Love Looks Like
Mountain Music — Mar 26, 2015
What Love Looks Like
Oak Tree
Meow — Nov 13, 2014
Taller Than Tall Trees

Charting

2014-09-12 — 2014-11-14
Week EndingAirplays
Nov 16 2
Nov 9 2
Nov 2 4
Oct 26 2
Oct 19 3
Oct 12 1
Oct 5 2
Sep 28 3

Track listing

1. 1 2 3 4
2. The Dirt
3. Ellipsis
4. Oak Tree
5. In My Father's House
6. Dreamt Of A Wave
7. The Devil's Tongue
8. What Love Looks Like
9. Taller Than Tall Trees
10. Goodnight