Devils in the Details (2003)
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01. Death the Bride
02. Ballad of Isobel Gowdie
03. Vervaine
04. Nuclear Summer
05. The End of Me
06. A Cooler Stream of Heaven
07. Bliss & Magick
08. In Surrey
09. Welsh Witch Mistress
10. Glassworks
All songs written by Randal Prater and recorded by Tim Stach, Mike Troupe, Randal Prater
Published by Doldrum (BMI)
Lead guitar by Simon Hinkler on ‘A Cooler Stream of Heaven’
Extra vocals by Erin Claussen on ‘Glassworks’
This was the final album by Creeping Myrtle. Sadly, it never got a proper release or farewell tour. I was quite proud of the songwriting and thought it made a nice final chapter.
Released December 31, 2003
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Ode to the Urchin (1999)
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01. Acidophilus
02. Mab
03. Sunnyside
04. Ketura
05. Step in the Sun
06. A Good Mope
07. Valentine
08. Of What May Be
09. Flimsy
10. The Shy Reserve
11. The Nether Reaches of Florid Dandyism
12. Departure Never Leaves
All songs written and recorded by Randal Prater
Published by Doldrum (BMI)
Drums by Gary Hunt on all songs except ‘A Good Mope’ and ‘Flimsy’
Piano and acoustic guitar by Peter Sawtell on ‘Step in the Sun’
This was the first proper full-length Creeping Myrtle album that wasn’t merely a collection of songs from E.P.’s. The live band had five people and a full sound. This album was recorded with two people. So, it has a minimalist, garage-type feel to it, intentional or otherwise. A snapshot of a particular point in time that marked a farewell to a century.
Released April 20, 1999
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Kindergarten (1997)
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01. Dooms of Love
02. Waveform
03. Becoming Very Still
04. She Wanders
05. Hallowed
06. Iris Ingenue
07. Sometimes a Kiss
08. Cherry Maple
09. Spectator
10. Auralsoak
All songs written and recorded by Randal Prater
Published by Doldrum (BMI)
Drums by Gary Hunt on tracks 3, 7, 8
Bass by Brian Willett on tracks 3, 7, 8
Guitar by Peter Sawtell on tracks 3, 7, 8
Vocals by Erin Claussen on tracks 2, 5
This album contains all of the songs from Creeping Myrtle’s first three E.P.’s entitled “Bead” (1994), “Peculiar” (1995), and “Corduroy” (1997).
Released October 24, 1997
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