Deluxe gatefold double album on 180-gram vinyl

Album download included

"Over the Rhine creates true confessional masterpieces that know neither border nor boundary." — PASTE

2013 release from the Southern Ohio-based husband-and-wife team of multi-instrumentalist/vocalist Linford Detweiler and vocalist/multi-instrumentalist Karin Bergquist. Following up on their critically-acclaimed release The Long Surrender, Over the Rhine returns with the double album Meet Me At The Edge Of The World. The band has again teamed up with Grammy -winning producer Joe Henry to record timeless and vivid songs with striking harmony vocals.

Over the Rhine had already developed a large and intensely loyal following in their native Cincinnati, Ohio before they independently released their first two albums, Till We Have Faces (1991) and Patience (1992). They have been compared to 10,000 Maniacs, the Innocence Mission, U2, and Shawn Colvin, but the band's personality seems to owe more to its literary influences (which include Dylan Thomas, C.S. Lewis, and T.S. Eliot). They drew attention to their independent albums with their attractively arty CD packaging, and when IRS signed them in 1992, Patience became the first album in the label's history to be re-released with its original indie cover art.

Track Listing
Side 1
Meet Me At The Edge Of The World
Called Home
Sacred Ground
I’d Want You
Gonna Let My Soul Catch My Body

Side 2
All Of It Was Music
Don’t Let The Bastards Get You Down
Highland County
Wait

Side 3
All Over Ohio
Earthbound Love Song
Against The Grain
It Makes No Difference

Side 4
Blue Jean Sky
Cuyahoga
Baby If This Is Nowhere
Wildflower Bouquet
The Birds Of Nowhere Farm
Favorite Time Of Light