The Shallows is an album by the band I Like Trains, released on 7 May 2012. It is a concept album based on the book The Shallows by Nicholas Carr. It was produced by Richard Formby.
Qui n'a rêvé de monter à bord de l'Orient-Express, du Transsibérien, du palace sur rails des maharadjas ou encore de s'embarquer avec Paul Morand, Agatha Christie, valéry Larbaud et Joseph Kessel ?
Avec Jean des Cars, vous allez exaucer ces rêves. Vous voyagerez dans ces trains mythiques ou dans les chemins de fer de notre enfance, que des amateurs déterminés font rouler du Vivarais à la baie de Somme, de l'Alsace à la Provence. …
Annie Moscow catches the world in her eyes as she looks through the window of Passing Trains, her recent release. Using a Folk music backdrop of guitar and piano, Annie tells her tales on the album, snapping pictures of the humanity traveling by with snippet of phrases that flesh out her characters. An NYC artist is drawn by her words as Annie Moscow sets the stage of “He Paints Cats’ in Washington Square Park, giving the homeless painter a life that could be envied in its freedom by her description of his survival techniques. Passing Trains hears the rattle of rails amid rolling piano and haunting melodies in the title track as it watches its characters as moving targets while “Back Again” smiles at memories and gets in line with a worldwide community seeking “What Everybody Else Wants”.