Let Us Reconcile

Let Us Reconcile is the third and most recent album released by Seattle-based band Garage Voice. It was released on February 17, 2009, at the Man Fort Studios in Seattle, Washington. The album has a newer, grittier sound than the rest of their work, and has a tapdance solo in track three, performed by Patrick. The entire album is dedicated to Mert Vincent, a friend of the band who died during the albums recording. "Loud as Your Miracles" was written for him.
Discography
# "Book It" - 3:33
# "Cropper" - 2:05
# "Repentance" - 4:00
# "Loud as Your Miracles" - 5:28
# "He Who Comes" - 4:24
# "Tips of Your Hands" - 5:29
# "Aside" - 5:02
# "Mercy Came a Runnin'" - 5:53
# "With All My Love" - 4:53
# "In My Iniquity" - 5:55
# "All to Pieces" - 3:58
# "Do Not Harm" - 6:08
Music videos
Garage Voice's music video for the song "In My Inequity", which was directed by Jesse and Brenda Ferguson of Hidden Frame Productions in Seattle, shows the trio in a small, messy room filled with a harp, violin, cymbals, piano, and other assorted instruments as well a television playing static.
Personnel
*Tommy Panigot - Vocals and guitar
*Bruce Pearson - Bass guitar and organ
*Patrick Toney - Drums, tuba, additional vocals, tapdance solo, and promotional video.
*Pete Stewart - Producer
*Ben Blood - Album artwork

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