Greg Freeman has released "Loser's Prize", the final single from his upcoming album, All Set The Bone.

Early reports of Ross’s Goose were 20 Aug in Kingsville, Essex Co (fide iNaturalist) and 8 Sep at Little Piskwamish Point, Cochrane Dist (Tyler Hoar). The continuing Mute Swan from the summer was last seen on 4 Nov in Thunder Bay, Thunder Bay Dist (m. ob.). Eurasian Wigeons were present from 20–21 Aug in Presqu’ile Provincial Park, Northumberland Co (William Gilmour), and 3 Sep (Mark Patry) and 28 Sep–21 Oct (Jon P. Ruddy) on Long Sault, Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Co. A Canvasback seen from 30 Oct–2 Nov in Timmins, Cochrane Dist was a good record for northeastern Ontario (Melanie Palik). Two hybrid Aythya were reported this fall: a Redhead x Scaup sp. on 2 Nov in Sarnia, Lambton Co (fide eBird) and a Tufted Duck x Scaup sp. on 28 Nov in the City of Toronto (Gavin Platt). King Eider is annual on Lake Ontario in late fall and winter, but a female seen from 12–19 Aug in the City of Toronto was out of character (m. ob.). A scarce vagrant to anywhere in Ontario away from the Arctic coastline, a Common Eider was an excellent find from 7–15 Nov in the City of Toronto (Theresa Dobko). Three Harlequin...

Kantautor Greg Friman (Greg Freeman) koji uveliko skreće pažnju na sebi najavio svoj treći album, All Set The Bone. Izlazi 2. oktobra za izdavačku kuću Transgressive/Canvasback.

Photo by Gabe Long Greg Freeman releases “Cahokia”, the ferocious and thought-provoking new single from his recently announced forthcoming album, All Set The Bone, due October 2nd via Transgressive/Canvasback. “Cahokia”, the album’s opening track and thesis statement, invokes the American civilisation that rose, thrived and then vanished in the Middle Ages. It’s a metaphor for contemporary society, where consumerism, environmental anxiety, and authoritarian threats compound, and we all become participants as well as victims in this vicious cycle. Greg Freeman calls All Set The Bone a