Masters of the Burial 01. Bruised Ghosts 02. Low Sail 03. Old Perfume 04. Towers 05. Day To Day 06. Bury This 07. Finish Line 08. Run For Me 09. I Will Follow You Into The Dark 10. Lost Compass 11. Bound

Amy Millan returns with Masters of The Burial, a wistful yet warm collection of songs and the follow up to her 2006 solo debut, Honey From The Tombs. Masters of The Burial includes interpretations of Death Cab for Cuties’s “I will Follow You Into The Dark” and “Old Perfume” by Sarah Harmer. Recorded at The Well and produced by Martin Davis Kinack (Broken Social Scene), the album features guest performances from Evan Cranley (Stars), Dan and Jenny Whiteley, Feist, Liam O’Neil (The Stills) and many more.

Honey From The Tombs 01. Losin You 02. Skinny Boy 03. Ruby II 04. Baby I 05. Headsfull 06. Wayward And Parliament 07. Hard Hearted (Ode To Thoreau) 08. Blue In Yr Eye 09. Come Home Loaded Roadie 10. All The Miles 11. He Brings Out The Whiskey In Me 12. Pour Me Up Another

Honey From The Tombs, like any record worth a damn, is one that strives to find a through line between past and present. Ultimately it comes back to our old friend timelessness. To the idea that whether it’s 2006 or 2036, when our flying cars finally get here, we will still need songs about skinny boys, heartbreak, whiskey, youthful confusion and the North Dakota sun. “They’re all about little deaths,” Millan says. “Whether they’re your friends or your old lovers... they’re little photographs and little deaths. Like Losing You, that song, I’m sure when I’m 72 I’ll still relate to it. Whenever you’re with somebody and you fall in love with them, you think they’re the one. That’s why you do it. That’s why you go head first.”