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The Little Fears of Wolvington Abbey was recorded in various sessions spanning 1999-2005. Released to critical and fan acclaim in early 2006, Little Fears combines both a harder, Goth-textured edge (Small, Angelblood) with more intimate, folk-inspired works (Comin' Round Again, Still I), as well as a journey of other sonic atmospheres. "Little Fears is a much tighter and cohesive body of work than was the previous album," explained Paul Ramey during a recent interview in St. Augustine, Florida. "Little Fears represents a progressive journey, picking up where endurium left off - which was in a decidedly dark tone - and gradually lifting upwards to light. It was sort of putting the fears in their place, which I think the album cover reflects well - that most of these fears show up big and dark and ugly, but most of them turn out to be of our own making, sort of like a fairy tale. To me, Little Fears is ultimately a candle in the dark." Having said that, Paul acknowledges that the Trent Reznor-inspired Angelblood is, in fact, one of his darkest works of all. "Well, truth be told, this song is the lost demon of the endurium recording sessions. When I recorded it in 1999, it wasn't where I was going with endurium as a whole, and I just didn't feel ready to own it. So I stored it away and forgot about it for many years. The song is about someone who is so self-sacrificial, and who finds such self-worth because of it, that she is taken advantage of and becomes abused, by a lover, and even by her children. I was thinking of a particular person at the time, and was quite angry, really...the song obviously captures that. Fans of goth will also recognize a Christian Death (early goth-punk band) influence. When Little Fears began coming together, I gave it a new listen and I knew immediately it was time. Ironically it became the single from Little Fears! Funny how all things have their time..." Unique to this album is a version of the 1976 Queen Ballad, You Take My Breath Away, reinterpreted in a techno and torch vein. Still I features the amazing vocals and guitar of special guest Ryan Case. ...Again was produced by Studio C Music guru Alan Velotta and featured Alan and Ryan on instruments. |
Lyrics Small Angelblood Comin'
Round Again Moments
of Knowing You
Take My Breath Away Still
I Eyes Written
In The Stars
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