Grails "Redlight/The Burdon of Hope" 2xLP Robotic Empire (US) 

Vinyl is NM, Jacket is NM

Pressed on Red/Green Smokey Wax!

Out of Print!

Track Listing:

A1 The Burden Of Hope Baritone Saxophone – 3:54 A2 Lord I Hate Your Day 1:49 A3 The Deed 5:32 A4 In The Beginning 3:25 A5 Invocation Baritone Saxophone – 2:06 A6 Space Prophet Dogon Baritone Saxophone – Written-By – , , 4:07 B1 The March 2:25 B2 Broken Ballad 3:47 B3 White Flag 6:13 B4 Canyon Hymn 5:03 C1 Dargai 4:52 C2 The Volunteer 5:56 C3 Worksong 2:35 C4 High & Low 4:04 C5 Reprieve 3:11 D1 Redlight 4:25 D2 New Lystra 2:39 D3 Fevers 6:58 D4 Alms 2:53 D5 Word Made Flesh 4:17

Grails is an band from .

Initially going by the name "Laurel Canyon", guitarist Alex Hall, drummer Emil Amos (also of 'Holy Sons') and second guitarist Paul Spitz garnered positive reactions following their first show, played on a whim. musicians Timothy Horner () and Bill Slater (piano/bass) later joined the group to record their first .

The band then released two self-financed EPs in 2000 and 2001. Paul Spitz left the US to travel in and Zak Riles joined as guitarist, often playing more of an acoustic role. In 2002 Hall sent a promotion CD to who were convinced of the band's potential.

In 2003,just before the release of their first full-length album, the band changed its name to Grails. They adopted a louder, more aggressive style, often switching instruments with each member writing songs that saw them branching out to increasingly disparate styles.

By the time the Black Tar Prophecies series was released Timothy Horner left and the band carried on with only 4 players. The group often picks up an extra musician for tours, allowing Amos to switch between guitar and drums and expanding the live instrumentation. Recently, Randall Dunn and Dave Abramson have joined the group live.

In their early years, Grails only toured but have switched to focusing on the in the last few years. Despite living in Portland, the band rarely plays live shows in their hometown.

The various members stay busy with several different projects. Hall has played guitar with Steve Von Till of in Von Till's project , Amos has played drums with , produced for and releases solo records under the name '', and Riles has toured as 2nd guitarist for .

In 2007 Grails released Burning off Impurities with Temporary Residence.

In March 2008 it was announced that Emil Amos joined and a new Grails record called Take Refuge in Clean Living was released May 13 on Important Records. Their album, Doomsdayer's Holiday was released on October 7, 2008, on . The album was met with critical acclaim, and the band were featured on the cover of UK magazine .

A comprehensive DVD was released on April 7,'09 called "Acid Rain" summing up their most productive period. In 2010, the band has re-issued three releases, including versions of their first two albums remastered by Carl Saff, as well as a vinyl issue of Black Tar Prophecies Vols. 1, 2, & 3 on Important Records. Also released on Important as a vinyl-only EP was Black Tar Prophecies Vol. 4.

The band released their album, Deep Politics, on March 8, 2011 under the label Temporary Residence Limited.

In October 2012 the band released a split LP with the Finnish band Pharaoh Overlord on Kemado Records. The Grails side of the LP is called Black Tar Prophecies Vol. 5

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