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Lavender Bells is a compilation of the less "characteristic" tracks released as virtual 45s in 2021 along with two previously unreleased recordings. Painting Sunsets and Terminal. The songs explore the more varied and progressive aspects of the band's musical approach while still staying true to the ideal of honest and straightforward song-craft.

The title track by Jordan White is a spacey, and meditative reflection of our tiny place in the universe and is in regular rotation at Rusticator live shows.

Glittering Good is another in a series of fatherhood-centered songs by Tony Califano, this one with a lyrical assist from Ken Mossman and some beautiful violin playing from Joe Gumpper.

Painting Sunsets grew from a musical idea of drummer Derek Dobson and tells the story of a hapless narrator in a doomed and fleeting romance.

Brush with Royalty is a song by Jordan about a princess, with Tony putting on his cape and doing his best Rick Wakeman impression on the organ.

For a band that started in bluegrass, Rusticator has some die-hard prog-rock fans in the band and Terminal is another co-write from the progger in chief, Derek and Tony. The song is in 2 parts, the first originally written with just acoustic guitar and ukulele while the second part dates back to well before the formation of Rusticator, with a lyrical update from Ken Mossman.

The set rounds out with Pythia, originally a Tony solo track that was spruced up with some lovely violin from Joe.