Told Slant - Point the Flashlight and Walk (November 13, 2020) Album • Page 3

:( been listening to this album a bunch this past week and its def slept on. some of the best sounding acoustic guitars ive ever heard recorded tbh

 

Oh god. This is Montana from Sharpless right ? Absolutely heartbreaking. That 2nd album is an all time top 3 for me and large part due to her.

damn.

 

Yeah it is :(

 

Hi everyone Rich Gin here - this is a terrible first post. As of now the cause of Montana's death is unknown but it was of natural causes. She was given medical treatment immediately but she was unable to be revived. All of her family and our friends and I are just crushed - she is beloved, and the huge circle of people that have all come out to mourn her death is evidence of a life lived with generosity, kindness and love. Her family had asked that donations be made (if you're able) in her memory to,

https://bornthisway.foundation/

https://www.ncjw.org/

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https://www.plancpills.org/

If those do not appeal and there is a NFP in your community that does work advocating for abortion access or mental health access or similar works those would also be very cool to support.

Hold your loved ones close and tell them you love them today.

 

bumping bc I finally listened to this in full today

absolutely stunning record @matthaber is dead on about these acoustic guitar tones

i'd only heard still water previously and liked that a good amount but this is wowowow

 

Seeing them tonight! I’ve never seen Felix before other than playing drums in other bands twice so I am very excited!

 

They were excellent last night! The opening band Sister was great too. Got to talk to Felix after the show and they are the nicest person.

Edit: correct pronoun

 

They ; )

 

There's no dedicated Sharpless thred but because you were all curious once, happy birthday to the Late, Great Montana Elliot. She would have been 31 today. Tell your friends you love them. : ) New Sharpless for u:

 

my excitement of hearing new sharpless after all these years is met with the sadness of knowing that someone who’s music has had such a profound impact on my life is no longer with us.

thanks for sharing. This is beautiful