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From the Ashes cover: a cracked red wax seal with the letter A, embers and ash on black

Album I · Debut LP · 13 tracks

From the Ashes

A record about getting through: the light at the end of the tunnel, and holding each other up. It's honest about how dark the tunnel gets, with songs about addiction, depression, self-doubt and suicidal thoughts.

Released December 13, 2024 · Kumagai Music Studios (KMS)

Some of these songs sit with heavy things. If you're struggling, call or text 988 (US). You're not alone.

The songs

Thirteen tracks

  1. 01 The Big RipSomething inside, tearing its way out.3:37
  2. 02 NumbToughing it out until you can't feel a thing.4:33
  3. 03 QuietThe pull of substances and dark thoughts.4:07
  4. 04 Piling UpThe image and triumphs we show the world as a facade over our failings.4:45
  5. 05 Lost in SpaceReaching for someone worlds away through a broken signal.6:11
  6. 06 DarknessSending out love and getting nothing back.5:43
  7. 07 The NormiesFacing the choice to live life open to emotion and potential pain.2:26
  8. 08 Venetian BlueThe ultimate transient nature of love and connection; the sea claims all in the end.4:56
  9. 09 Tall OrderLearning to love while you're going through hell.6:23
  10. 10 For TwoHolding on to faith for someone who has lost theirs.4:40
  11. 11 VeneerHow thin the line is between civilization and our ability to act barbaric.6:16
  12. 12 CrossroadsGetting up after the disaster, and putting one foot on the road.4:51
  13. 13 SkyfallWondering if our pain is simply gods mocking us.3:09
Handmade mark

Every sound is played by a person.

Vintage synths, real drums, real voices, real hands. Recorded and mixed at KMS Music Studio, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Hear the hands: From the Ashes (Instrumentals) →

Written by
Chris Couch
Label
Kumagai Music Studios (KMS)
Released
December 13, 2024
UPC
859795049226
988

If you're struggling

You're not alone. In the US, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), or chat at 988lifeline.org. Outside the US, findahelpline.com lists free, confidential lines by country. In an emergency, call 911.