The Seven Seas (2024 Deluxe Remastered Edition) Elephant Stone

• 1 Bombs Bomb Away (2024 Remastered) 03:29
• 2 How Long (2024 Remastered) 04:05
• 3 I Am Blind (2024 Remastered) 04:08
• 4 The Seven Seas (2024 Remastered) 03:02
• 5 The Straight Line (2024 Remastered) 07:13
• 6 Blood From A Stone (2024 Remastered) 03:59
• 7 Oh, Heartbreaker (2024 Remastered) 03:50
• 8 A Morning Song (2024 Remastered) 03:51
• 9 Don't You Know (2024 Remastered) 07:42
• 10 Strangers (2024 Mix) 03:53
• 11 Behind Those Eyes (2024 Mix) 03:11
• 12 Lies, Lies, Lies (2024 Mix) 03:20
• 13 Yesterday's Gurl (2024 Mix) 04:11
• 14 Savage Soul (2024 Mix) 04:32
• 15 Lullabye (The Seven Seas Outtake) 02:55
• 16 The Seven Seas (2007 Mountain City Demo) 03:04
• 17 Blood From A Stone (2007 Mountain City Demo) 03:39
• 18 Thirteen (2007 Home Demo) 02:42
• 19 The Straight Line (2006 Demo) 05:36
• Total Runtime 01:18:22

Info for The Seven Seas (2024 Deluxe Remastered Edition)

Remastered edition of Elephant Stone's 2009 debut album "The Seven Seas".

15th anniversary deluxe edition of Elephant Stone’s Polaris Music Prize-nominated debut. Includes the remastered album from the original master tapes, remixed "The Glass Box" EP, and a treasure trove of outtakes and home demos.

For the past 15 years, Rishi Dhir's leadership and collaborations with icons such as Beck, Brian Jonestown Massacre, and The Black Angels have shaped Elephant Stone's unique sound. With Dhir's mastery on the sitar, the band's music elevates beyond mere sound, presenting listeners with deep reflections on life's myriad emotions.

“A hypnotic blend of psych-rock and pop, Elephant Stone’s music is both enchanting and haunting.” – Rolling Stone

"Elephant Stone deftly melds Indian classical music with modern psych-rock, creating a unique and immersive experience.” – NPR

"Their music is an alluring fusion of traditional Indian sounds and contemporary rock sensibilities – a true sonic adventure." – BrooklynVegan

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Elephant Stone
Formed in Montreal in 2009, Elephant Stone is the brainchild of vocalist, bassist, songwriter, and sitar player, Rishi Dhir. Also featuring Miles Dupire (drums/backing vox) and Gabriel Lambert (guitar/backing vox), Elephant Stone have toured extensively throughout North America and Europe and are prominent members of the burgeoning psych rock scene. Dhir has recorded, performed, and toured with indie rock icons (Beck), legendary cult bands (The Brian Jonestown Massacre), and contemporary psych titans (The Black Angels and The Horrors).

Released in 2009 on Dhir’s own Elephants on Parade label, Elephant Stone’s debut album, The Seven Seas, was nominated for the 2009 Polaris Music Prize, which honors the best full-length Canadian album. Produced by Jace Lasek (The Besnard Lakes), the album introduced Elephant Stone’s innovative blend of rock ‘n’ roll, Hindustani classical music, and infectious pop on an album chockfull of memorable songs, such as “Bombs Bomb Away,” “How Long,” and “The Seven Seas.” The 2010 EP The Glass Box expanded on the spirited sounds of The Seven Seas.

In 2013 Elephant Stone released their second full-length LP, Elephant Stone. The album received critical acclaim from NPR, Brooklyn Vegan, Consequence of Sound, and other important media outlets. It also contained Dhir’s finest batch of songs yet, especially the singles “Heavy Moon” and “Love the Sinner, Hate the Sin,” as well as the raga-drenched meditation, “A Silent Moment.”

A third album – The Three Poisons – followed in 2014. Elephant Stone’s heaviest, grooviest, and most ambitious record to date, The Three Poisons yielded the band’s two biggest hits: “Knock You from Yr Mountain” and “Child of Nature (Om Namah Shivaya).” And the darkly compelling and inventive “Three Poisons” showcased Dhir’s lyrical exploration of Buddhist themes and The Tibetan Book of the Dead.

The Three Poisons remix album – ES3PRMX – appeared in 2015 as a digital download. Anton Newcombe of The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Tom Furse of The Horrors, Alex Maas of The Black Angels, Peter Holmström of The Dandy Warhols, and more contributed remixes.

In 2016 Elephant Stone released their fourth album, Ship of Fools, via Elephants On Parade/Burger Records.

This album contains no booklet.