Quilt - Limited Edition 12" Vinyl w/ Free Digital Download

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Limited Edition 12" Vinyl - in 100% Recycled Sleeve

There are only 300 copies of "Quilt" available on crystal clean 12" vinyl. Listen to the album the way it was intended to be heard, coming through analog, all warm and fuzzy. Also, see Jenelle Campion's cover and back hand-quilted artwork in it's true-to-life size. And amazing "Side A" and "B" stickers designed by Brad Haubrich.

All vinyl purchases include a FREE immediate digital download of the entire "Quilt" album in your choice of 320k mp3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire. The digital version also includes a BOUNS SONG not found on the vinyl. Track 12 - "Indefinitely."

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1.	And Then Sigh 03:01	download
2.	Center of the Earth 05:14	download
3.	In The Air & On the Ground 04:39	download
4.	$80 Haircuts 04:20	download
5.	Better Off Alone 03:41	download
6.	Think of Me (As a Quilt Made Out of Stars) 06:18	download
7.	Dig Deep 02:58	download
8.	Gotta Talk 03:10	download
9.	I Have Seen 03:10	download
10.	None of This is Wrong 03:58	download
11.	This is What That Last One's For 02:49	download
12.	Indefinitely 05:19	download

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On "Quilt" backwords mixes the timeless rock instrumentation of guitar, bass, drums, and keys with everything from toy flutes and banjos to accordions and clips of field recordings. The heartfelt lead vocals offer a story-teller’s tone of simple, honest warmth while the backing harmonies and good old-fashioned gang vox deeply layer the sound. 12 tracks of solid gold tunes and unfussy production make it a record that goes great with an old turntable and a pair of bulky headphones… Enjoy!

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released 07 September 2010

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Brooklyn's backwords blends modern psychedelics with folk rock, 60s pop and a myriad of sonic surprises. The L Magazine calls it, "Twangy Americana" and "70s psych rock" and The Deli Magazine concedes, “They sure are doing something nobody else we are aware of is doing in NYC right now: unpretentious, mellow psych folk that speaks to the heart.” ... more