Forgiveness & The Grain

by Vennart

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viverna I'm hoping people will recognize the greatness of this album so I can go "Hey, this critically acclaimed album released on my birthday!" Favorite track: Seventy Six.

minusthefire Mike once again outdoes himself. His embrace of his Patreon community throughout the process of making this record has been so lovely to be a part of. Many of us genuinely feel like we’re an actual part of this brilliant album, and it’s been a joy to watch it come together. The final product is absolutely crushing. Support this man and his music! Favorite track: R U The Future??.

emptyfish I can already tell this is special from first listen, and I mean special even in the context of Vennart’s incredible catalog. These songs are just soaring, epic, deep… all the words. What a great way to welcome February!

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1.	Chapter X : Whereupon I Immediately Did Nothing 03:14	buy track
2.	3 Syllables 04:36	buy track
3.	Luminous Target 04:07	buy track
4.	R U The Future?? 04:40	buy track
5.	Fractal 05:30	buy track
6.	Casino 03:58	buy track
7.	The Japanese No 06:45	buy track
8.	Seventy Six 09:32	buy track

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released February 2, 2024

Songs and words all written and performed by Mike Vennart except for the drums which are all played by Joe Lazarus. Piano on ‘Whereupon…’ and Rhodes on ‘Casino’ by Gambler aka Richard A Ingram.
Drums recorded by Tom Peters at The Arch Studios in Southport.
Mixed By Tom Peters at Trap Door Studios in Liverpool.
Mastered by actual Frank Arkwright at Abbey Road Studios.
All art, layout, coordination and animation and all vibes by Jessica Wild, without whom there would be nothing probably. Remember the old nothing days?

Thank you all family and all friends. Thank you all cats, and even some dogs. Thank you residents of my street for not calling the law on me when I was doing all the guitars all loud for like a week.

Made, as ever, for he who never bloody listens anyway.

This record would not have been possible without the very real support of my Patreon community.

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Vennart Manchester, UK

Manchester-based songwriter. Oceansize. Empire State Bastard. British Theatre. Etc etc. Grey of hair, left of hand. Makes the right circuits light up in your brains.

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