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Roads, Coasts & Borderlands · EN

Mirage County

Ten songs from one desert night in 1970s West Coast country rock.

01 Mirage County Line 02 Velvet on the Dashboard 03 The House Above the Canyon 04 The Last Casino Light 05 Call Me When the Coast Is Clear 06 Dust in the Swimming Pool 07 The Man Who Owned the Rain 08 No One Leaves at Midnight 09 The Road Knows My Name 10 Pacific in the Morning
A man leaves the ocean after dark with half a tank and half a plan, and drives into a county that already knows his name. Ten songs, one night: a county line where every window burns till morning, a passenger with red shoes and no last name, a glass house above the canyon where the same cars come on Fridays, a dying town with one casino sign still lit, a conversation two people kept postponing, a motel pool filled with sand, a man who bought the water rights and then the sky went dry, a bar where nobody advises leaving at midnight, an open road that knows him better than he'd like, and the Pacific at dawn with nothing left to prove. 1970s-inspired West Coast country and desert rock: warm acoustics, expressive clean electrics, a live rhythm section and analog tape. Every track was given its own groove on purpose — the album drives, it doesn't cruise. The narrator is a pinned voice, not a one-off generation: the same man carries nine of the ten songs. Track five belongs to a woman.
Human ideas and creative direction: Neuro Gramophone Music and visual production: AI-assisted