Green Door, The / Wolf In The Fold
Album:Wolf In The Fold Collection:General
Artist:Green Door, The Added:Jan 2018
Label:Self Release 

A-File Activity
Add Date:2018-01-10 Pull Date:2018-03-14 
Week Ending:Mar 11Mar 4Feb 25Feb 18Feb 11Feb 4Jan 21Jan 14
Airplays:14311321

Recent Airplay
1.Oct 29, 2022:Buford J. Sharkley Presents: As Told to Hervey Okkles
Borderland
4.Mar 03, 2018:Music Casserole
Borderland
2.Mar 08, 2018:veggie tales: international women's day with Lydia
Borderland
5.Mar 01, 2018:veggie tales
Tall Grass Is Tangled
3.Mar 03, 2018:the acupuncture hour of music
Borderland
6.Feb 28, 2018:The Fuzz Deli
Tall Grass Is Tangled

Album Review
Wallace Brontoon
Reviewed 2018-01-07 
I love the Green Door, an SF group with a sound best described as Morricone-core: psychey-acidy-surfy sounds in a reverby spectrum that evoke spaghetti westerns and desert madness. Their first album from 2011 is a personal favorite, full of atmospheric setpieces and hallucinary cactus textures. This is their second, and it lives up to the original. RIYL: Ennio Morricone, Thee Oh Sees. No FCCs.

1. (4:19) ***** Refried guitar, razor-edged chanting. Medium-paced military trudge across sunbaked desert, with start-and-stop psychey freak-outs.
2. (6:53) ******* Midtempo surfy into a driving tambourine desert acid trip, vapory reveries in the chorus. Builds up with occasional drummy madness, more surf freak-outs.
3. (4:38) ***** Loping, mumbly tex-mex jaunt into spacey dreams, then back into echoey madness. Reversed instrumentation adds to the trip
4. (4:51) **** Straight-ahead organ-drenched folk ballad with scratchy vox, in a manner of The Animals. Builds to a dramatic climax.
5. (5:12) ****** Slow and full of pent-up energy, grinds endlessly on a powerful groove and ghostly croons over with night-desert sounds, builds to infinite drama
6. (0:58) Short piece with howling, etc

Track Listing
1.Wolf In The Fold 4.Back To Houston
2.Tall Grass Is Tangled 5.Borderland
3.You Won't Hear That Anymore 6.Rivers