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Three releases between 2012 and 2014, newest first. Everything here was put out independently.

The Releases

Discography

The Eagle Who Claimed the Sky — cover art

2014

The Eagle Who Claimed the Sky

Single · released February 3, 2014

A reckoning song, and the last release before thirteen years of quiet. On SoundCloud it carries the subtitle “Geronimo’s Revenge,” which points at what the eagle in the title is standing in for.

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  1. The Eagle Who Claimed the Sky3:15
Bring Him Out — cover art

2013

Bring Him Out

Single · released June 26, 2013 · feat. John Trudell & Steve Robideau

The protest song for Leonard Peltier, released to the day on the 38th anniversary of the shoot-out at Oglala. It drew the support of the Leonard Peltier Defense Committee and of Tom Morello, and it is the reason the artist stepped out of public view for the years that followed.

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  1. Bring Him Out4:34
Eneas Lacy — cover art

2012

Eneas Lacy

Self-titled EP · released December 2012

Three songs recorded acoustic and put out within a week of each other: the anti-materialism of “Materialism,” the weariness of “Wearing the Chains,” and the dignity argument at the centre of “Wayward Eyes.” Almost nothing sits between the voice and the listener.

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  1. Wearing the Chains4:15
  2. Materialism4:32
  3. Wayward Eyes3:37

The Vault

Early Recordings Collection

The 2012-era material sits together as one body of work — the self-titled EP alongside the songs that never went out. These were written and recorded in the same stretch, in the same room, with the same intent.

Unreleased, 2012 era

  • The Keepers of the Pipe
  • Blue Eyed Son
  • War Is Art
  • Truth Peddler
  • Lioness
  • Birdwatcher
  • Bankrupt on Love
  • I Was a Fly
  • On My String

“On My String” comes from the Brother Tree sessions. None of these have been released — they are listed here because they are part of the record.

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Where It Streams

Lyrics for the songs that have them are on the lyrics page.