Album · 2000 · 8 Songs. Bleecker Station Greg Weeks.

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Greg Weeks is an American singer-songwriter based in Philadelphia. His music has been described as folk, acoustic, psychedelic and experimental. He is best known as a founding member of the psychedelic folk-rock band Espers. Weeks has released four solo albums and has guest-recorded with many artists, including Fern Knight and Marissa Nadler. He is also a member of The Valerie Project.

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Awake Like Sleep (Album). Ba Da Bing! US. 2001. Bleecker Station ‎(CD, EP). Keyhole Records, Ptolemaic Terrascope. Slightly West ‎(CD, EP).

Weeks' first album, Fire in the Arms of the Sun, was released on New Jersey's Ba Da Bing! Records in 1999. His hushed and mysterious 2000 follow-up, Bleecker Station, put out by Keyhole Records, was an improvement on his debut. In 2001, Greg Weeks released Awake Like Sleep on Ba Da Bing!. The dark and dreamy album evokes the haunting work of Nico and even pays homage to her sublime version of Jackson Browne's These Days with an opening song with the same title. Charles Spano, Rovi.

1999 - Fire in the Arms of the Sun. 01. The Angel of Death. 03. Joan of Arc - Shady Skies and Lullabies. 04. The Flesh of Terrain. 05. Tracey Bowen's Double Life. 2000 ‎– Bleecker Station. 02. When Galaxies Collide. 2004 - Train In Vein Bleecker-Era Outtakes. 1. Self-Elimination Diet. 2. Why Are We So Weak. 4. Sewn To A Dying Ag. p3.

14 tracks · 31 December 2004. 8 tracks · 14 February 2000.

Weeks surrounds himself with brilliant contributors, such as Jesse Sparhawk, to bring his numbing vision to life. Strings, omni-chords, mellotrons, theremins - you name it, they're all here. Weeks nods to his former, simpler work early on, with his soft baritone enchanting on "These Days" and "Made," a track replete with mini-Moog coughs that hints at the noise to come. It's not until late in the record, especially on the closing "Sun Way Off," that Weeks brings on the band. The sound collages echo recent works by space-fuzzers Flying Saucer Attack and,.