Over the course of recent time, an aching, growing void has developed where our normal
way of life has resided. Uncertainty abounds, and Steve Von Till's No Wilderness Deep
Enough provides a voice of existential wisdom and experience to offer comfort and
perspective in an era of uncharted territory. These six pieces of music shape a
hallucinatory landscape of sound that plumbs the depths of the natural world's mysteries
and uncertainties—questions that have vexed humanity since the dawn of time asked
anew amidst a backdrop that's as haunting as it is holistic.
Von Till’s fifth solo album is a swirling and iridescent blend of ambient, neo-classical, and
gothic Americana that swan-dives into the darkness of modern life, with the resulting
emergence a sonic document of rural psychedelia that transcends the physical world—
towards a greater spiritual acceptance that connects naturalism, spiritualism, and the
corporeal form. No Wilderness Deep Enough arrives alongside Harvestman: 23 Untitled
Poems and Collected Lyrics, a book of new poetry and collected lyrics from Von Till's
solo career as well as his Harvestman project. The book is a rich text that showcases his
deeply felt ruminations on the myriad beginnings and endings of life itself, offering
another medium of which to experience his singular artistic perspective.