Album 80 of 90 · Lullaby
Sleep Now, Little Lantern
By Kevin Snow · In A Whorld Enterprise
Soft, gentle songs sung by parents in the shelters while the front rumbles far away.
- Hush in the Shelter
- Little Lantern, Little Light
- The Orchard Is Asleep
- Count the Stars
- Blanket of Pale Fire
- Far Away Thunder
- Moon Over the Bridge
- Close Your Eyes
Liner note: Written to be sung quietly to a child. Simple melodies, soft voices and no sharp edges. A reminder of who the war is really about.
Album 81 of 90 · Children's songs
The Wobbly Fairy Tech Parade
By Kevin Snow · In A Whorld Enterprise
Silly singalongs about friendly machines, mushrooms and a very brave gnome in the world of the fronts.
- Gnome on the Bridge
- Mushroom ABC
- Wobbly Lantern
- Count Your Spores
- Little Engine Hums
- Stomp Like a Blade
- Marching Mice
- Goodnight, Fronts
Liner note: Made for singing along with small voices. The war is far away and everything is friendly and funny. A gentle way to meet the world of Farireteclucklend.
Album 82 of 90 · Indie pop
Postcards from the Quiet Front
By Kevin Snow · In A Whorld Enterprise
Bright, bittersweet songs written as letters from a scout to friends back home.
- Dear Orchard
- Stamp from the Platform
- Postcard Lantern
- Everything Is Fine
- Missing the Rain
- Tell Them I Said Hi
- Paper Plane Over the Gap
- P.S. I Sheathed
Liner note: Warm guitars and honest, small-scale lyrics. The scout is homesick and tries to be funny about it. A sweet record about missing people.
Album 83 of 90 · Dream pop
Sleepwalking Through the Mushroom Field
By Kevin Snow · In A Whorld Enterprise
Hazy, floating melodies sung by a soldier who walks through a glowing field half asleep.
- Half Awake Lantern
- Soft Glow Spores
- Cloud on the Bridge
- Slow Motion Edge
- Pale Light Lullaby
- Fade Out Orchard
- Dreamt of Peace
- Wake Up Slowly
Liner note: Blurred in the best way, like seeing the world through lantern glass. Dreamy, quiet and a little sad. Close your eyes for this one.
Album 84 of 90 · Synthpop
Signal from the Skybridge
By Kevin Snow · In A Whorld Enterprise
Catchy, shiny pop for the radio operators who broadcast across the platforms every evening.
- Radio Hour
- Skybridge Signal
- Dial a Lantern
- Static Heart
- Broadcast Edge
- Tune In Tomorrow
- Antenna Love Song
- Sign Off
Liner note: Hooks first and always. The operators are the voice of the campaign and the music is built to be remembered. Something to hum while you work.
Album 85 of 90 · Disco
Glitterball Garrison
By Kevin Snow · In A Whorld Enterprise
Strings, four-on-the-floor and big hooks for a garrison that holds a weekly dance in the main hall.
- Saturday Night Garrison
- Lantern Strobe
- Boogie Before the Front
- Fairy Dust Floor
- Tempered Groove
- Spin Me, Warden
- Mirror Parry
- Last Dance, First Light
Liner note: Joy as a form of resistance. The garrison dances every Saturday whatever tomorrow brings. Put on something sparkly.
Album 86 of 90 · Musical theater
The Musical of the Dissolving Room
By Kevin Snow · In A Whorld Enterprise
A stage show in imagined songs about an ordinary clerk swept into a war that dissolves around her.
- Opening: The Room Is Gone
- I Want a Quiet Desk
- Meet the Strongest Unit
- Patter of the Fronts
- Duet with the Enemy
- Act One Finale: Strike or Sheathe
- Entr'acte
- Truce Table Waltz
- Reprise: The Room Is Gone
- Curtain Call
Liner note: A fictional cast recording that exists only as a concept. The clerk is an invented character who carries the audience through the loop. It is big, silly and moving by turns.
Album 87 of 90 · A cappella
One Hundred Voices, No Instruments
By Kevin Snow · In A Whorld Enterprise
Voices alone sing the sounds of the army: drums, horns, wind and wire.
- Voices for the Host
- Vocal Percussion Parade
- Wind in the Orchard
- Harmony of Edges
- Choir Strikes
- Human Horns
- Hum of the Lantern
- Final Chord
Liner note: Every sound here is a voice. The army is imagined without a single instrument, only breath and throat. It proves how much a crowd can carry.
Album 88 of 90 · Military march band
Parade of the Strongest Unit
By Kevin Snow · In A Whorld Enterprise
Brass and snare for the grand parade held after a front is won, with the strongest unit at its head.
- Fanfare for the Edge
- Snare Cadence
- Brass Lantern Walk
- Colors Pass the Platform
- Tempered Tuba
- Halt and Salute
- Triumph March
- Dismissed
Liner note: Crisp, bright and ceremonial. The parade is proud but the album remembers the cost. Listen for the quiet drum at the end.
Album 89 of 90 · Gregorian chant
Vespers of the Pale Orchard
By Kevin Snow · In A Whorld Enterprise
Unaccompanied chant sung by monks who keep vigil over a quiet orchard at dusk.
- Lamp Lighting
- Antiphon of the Edge
- Psalm of Pale Light
- Responsory for the Orchard
- Hymn at the Gate
- Silence Between Verses
- Compline
- Night Prayer
Liner note: A single line of voices in a stone room. The monks sing for fronts that have not yet come. Slow, simple and deeply calm.
Album 90 of 90 · Spoken word
The Quartermaster Reads the Ledger
By Kevin Snow · In A Whorld Enterprise
A poet of the supply depot reads a long poem of names, crates and quiet heroism over soft music.
- Inventory of the Morning
- Crates and Candles
- The Fallen Are Counted
- Lantern Oil Litany
- Truck Driver's Psalm
- What We Carry
- The Last Line of the Ledger
- Closing the Depot
Liner note: Mostly voice, with gentle music under it. The quartermaster believes that to count something is to honor it. A quiet, clear and unusual record.