Niles Krieger Video
Mobjack’s sometimes fiddle player, Niles Krieger, plays “The Bride’s March,” “Keelman’s Petition,” “Show Me the Way to Wallingford” and “East Neuk o’ Fife” in a gorgeous chapel in Windsor, CT.
Mobjack’s sometimes fiddle player, Niles Krieger, plays “The Bride’s March,” “Keelman’s Petition,” “Show Me the Way to Wallingford” and “East Neuk o’ Fife” in a gorgeous chapel in Windsor, CT.
Keller recently played a solo show in Windsor, CT and the cameras were rolling. Among the songs he played were intimate performances of long-time Mobjack favorites “Stammer”, “Northern Town” and “In the Dark.” Click the image below or trot over to our video page to have a gander at the videos from this event.
The recent unrest in the Arab world got us thinking…
Beyond all my thoughts are strings of cacti lined along a vanish line / streaking past periphery, they blur into the mile-marker signs / but we are bristling with youth and hurtling towards tragedy and scars / as the desert air surrounds and we recount aloud how we each received ours / we’ll meet the horizon where the sun goes down / and deify the turnpike’s twisting lines / no thunderclap or man could remove our kingly crowns / and we are drinking dandelions / beyond all I know is a serenity of houses farms and wives / and everlasting souls arranged in pairs and moving through each other’s lives / we may not be men but we are armored, we are shielded, we have pride / we race around concentric circles burning all the homes where we reside.
Ryan Leggett was kind enough to shoot some footage of us at City Steam recently. Have a look and let us know what you think!
Ashes Falling Hard from Mobjack on Vimeo.