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Pillars & Tongues: Pass and Crossings - VINYL LPTitle: Pass and Crossings Artist: Pillars & Tongues Label: Empty Cellar Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 655035062211 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2011 08 09 Number of Discs: 1 Empty Cellar Records is proud to announce the release of the latest full length from Chicago's Pillars and Tongues, the Pass and Crossings. After two full lengths and too many DIY releasestocount Pillars and Tongues have returned from near endless touring to deliver their most focused
Title: Pass and CrossingsArtist: Pillars & Tongues
Label: Empty Cellar
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 655035062211
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2011-08-09
Number of Discs: 1
Empty Cellar Records is proud to announce the release of the latest full-length from Chicago's Pillars and Tongues, the Pass and Crossings. After two full-lengths - and too many DIY releasestocount - Pillars and Tongues have returned from near-endless touring to deliver their most focused outing yet. Having spent years developing a uniquely textured sound, Pillars and Tongues have now given teeth their creation, and the doom is manifest. This is immediately apparent in the lyrical depths of the album opener, a mesmerizing track seemingly conjured by seduction from some very dark places. Lush violin lines swell and sing over pulsing drums, moving at a pace and with a weight that would not be out of place on an Earth record. Rolling desert drones permeate this album, interlaced with swampy melodies, adorned with moments of shimmering dream pop, and punctuated by heavy - almost tribal - percussion. The album plunges deep into spiritually imbued moments of minimalist trance, and emerges like some haunted vision of Peter Gabriel during cathartic groove-heavy climaxes on tracks "Thank You, Oaky" and "The Making Graceful". As with their previous album, Lay of Pilgrim Park (Empty Cellar), Pillars and Tongues continue to accumulate comparisons to the goth-drama and global grooves of early 4AD legends, Dead Can Dance. Mark Trecka's bold baritone pleads with absent forms and howls haunted poetry while Beth Remis' and Evan Hydzik's signature rhythmic singing weaves otherworldy harmonies throughout, vocals that Pitchfork referred to as "acrobatic". When Trecka, Remis, and Hydzik hit it just right, their voices and instruments blend to create something that is altogether far greater than the sum of their parts. This sort of bewitching alchemy is just the type of thing they have been honing for the past few years. A lush richness that few bands ever achieve without a reliance on electric instruments and layered effects. The Pass and the Crossings is a record full of dark moments and seductive pleas - a lustrous watermark in the ever-evolving history of Pillars and Tongues. Engineered by Mike Ursey and Theo Karon, and mastered by Paul Oldham. Performed with contributions by Ben Babbitt and Theo Karon from the band This is Cinema. Keeping with the times, the LP comes with a high quality digital download and a full color 16x23" poster.
Tracks:
1.1 A Dance in the Billowing Absence (9:31)
1.2 The Palms to Tell (4:56)
1.3 Thank You, Oaky (4:55)
1.4 Oaky (Doting) (5:22)
1.5 The Making Graceful (6:04)
1.6 Decadent Crossing (4:39)
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Electric grinders
Color: Black/Black
Easy to refill. We use pink Himalayan salt and the grinder does well. It seems to struggle a bit with the peppercorns bit still gets the job done. The light is nice. We have enjoyed the ease of use. It also looks nice on the counter. The holder is great as it catches any fine debris after use. I purchased this one as it uses actual batteries and not something else I have to charge. They have been used daily for 2 months and have not needed to change the batteries yet.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Electric Salt and Pepper shakers.
Color: Black/Black
Very nice set of salt and pepper shaker. Exactly as described. Receive intact and no damage. Works well. The set comes with a cleaning brush for each of the shakers. Love these shakers.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2026
★★★★★ 5
I Feel Like a Fancy Chef Every Time I Season My Fries
Color: Green
This Salt and Pepper Grinder, Electric Automatic has officially upgraded my kitchen from “microwave expert” to “TV cooking show contestant.” One button press and suddenly I’m seasoning food with dramatic confidence like I know exactly what I’m doing.
The automatic grinding works smoothly and quickly, and I love how consistent the grind size is. Whether I want a fine sprinkle or a coarser grind, it handles both perfectly. The motor is surprisingly strong, and it doesn’t struggle or jam like some cheaper grinders I’ve used before.
The design also looks sleek and modern sitting on the counter. It feels comfortable in the hand, easy to refill, and the clear container makes it simple to see when it’s time for more salt or pepper. Huge bonus: no wrist workout required. My manual grinder used to make me feel like I was training for an arm wrestling tournament.
I’ve been using it daily, and now even scrambled eggs get five star restaurant treatment. Friends noticed it immediately and asked where I got it which made me feel unnecessarily sophisticated for someone eating frozen pizza.
Overall, convenient, stylish, and genuinely useful. If you want effortless seasoning with a little extra kitchen drama, this grinder is a winner
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Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2026
★★★★★ 3
Good BASIC Set
Color: Black/Black
I just got these a week ago. I like them, but I wished I would have gotten some with more features. I never had electric grinders so I am comparing them to hand grinding. It's a step up for sure. It was easy to load the batteries, but it seems four batteries per grinder is a lot. I hope they last a while. Loading the salt and pepper was rather easy also. It's nice to have control on the size of the grind, but I wish there was control on the amount it puts out on one quick press of the button. It was too much in my opinion. It does have a light at the bottom so you can see how much seasoning you are putting on the food. The tray they sit in gets dirty very quickly, so you will have to wash it out frequently. This is a good basic set for the price, they do the job of grinding the seasoning. However, in hindsight, I would have picked some with more features and a little more decoration.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Electric salt and pepper
Color: Rechargeable Set with Base
It's easy to use it and nice design,cleaning, grind speed so fast, easy of filling and charging is so fast high quality .
It's worth to buy with the fair price
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2026
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