Deluxe 150-gram purple vinyl with free MP3 download card and eight-page photo book, pressed exclusively by Vinyl Me, Please. Shipped promptly in damage-proof packaging.
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Vinyl Discography Bundle
Record/Vinyl + Digital Album
Includes Truth in Constant Change for Now on 160-gram Sonoran Marble copper & turquoise swirl colored vinyl, Endlessly Won't Last for Long on deluxe 180-gram clay colored vinyl, Order of the Arrow on 150-gram mint splattered green & white colored vinyl, and There Will Be No Sad Tomorrow on 150-gram purple vinyl. Download cards and photo inserts included.
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Limited Green Cassette Tape
Cassette + Digital Album
Deluxe sonic green cassette tapes strictly limited to 100 hand-numbered copies.
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lyrics
Wyoming, how could you do this to me?
How much more road could there be?
Rode through rain half of the day
Wishing that you weren't so gray
But sometimes there's no other way
Someday, I know we'll make it out alive, I know
Till then, I have to struggle and survive alone
Dakota, so empty I couldn't see
Anything but misery
But you looked so pretty tonight
That it was almost worth the fight
Pitch my tent, turn out the light
Did you have to be so cold?
I'm trying to forget about it
This is some great music for a morose, rainy day. Lush, sedate, bluesy, and with a certain apocalyptic flair, most evident on White Horses, which sounds very much like a psychedelic blues dirge.
I appreciate that the songs sometimes lose themselves along the way, giving way to some beautiful psych explorations. I also enjoy the vocals on this - they sometimes waver, but they fit the music so well. Smekermann
Big, clanging psych-rock from this Arizona outfit fuses monk-like vocals with slow-winding guitars for songs that feel like strange hymns. Bandcamp New & Notable May 2, 2016