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Blushing

Blushing - 2025 Reissue

    Blushing’s self-titled debut LP has long-awaited a reissue, so this special edition from Kanine Records is much welcome. Available on vinyl for the first time since 2019, this special reissue features an exclusive, new remix of 'So Many' by Oliver Ackermann (A Place to BuryStrangers) and a full remaster by Kurt Feldman (The Pains of BeingPure at Heart, The Depreciation Guild, Ice Choir). It will be pressed on limited edition transparent blue/green color-in-color effect vinyl and comes with a 12" X 24" insert featuring lyrics and a photo collage from the album’s recording, release and touring moments.

    'Blushing' was the bands’ first collaboration with now long-time producer/engineer Elliott Frazier (Ringo Deathstarr) and kicked off what would become a prolific era of touring and writing for the band. The LP allowed the group to put their songwriting potential on full display with heavy riffs, hook laden choruses and soaring vocals which crystalized their specific brand of heavy dream pop

    TRACK LISTING

    1. So Many
    2. Dream Merchants
    3. The Last Time
    4. Control
    5. The Truth
    6. Pressure
    7. Sunshine
    8. Running
    9. Me With You
    10. Her
    11. So Many (A Place To Bury Strangers Remix)

    Drink Up Buttercup

    Farewell Captain / Sosey & Dosey

    Born in a Buck's County barn on a frigid winter night, Drink Up Buttercup has gained an international following in only one year's time. After being kicked out of their practice space for disturbing the horses, Drink Up was soon besieged with praise in publications like Philadelphia Weekly, and in blogs such as Almack's Dance Hall, Ear Farm, and The Music Slut. 'Philly quartet Drink Up Buttercup build you up with the post-Beatles harmonies of the La's and the post-Beatles surrealism of Electric Light Orchestra or Super Furry Animals'. - PitchforkMedia.com

    Sweden's Holiday For Strings features John from Peter from Bjorn, and John, as well as Pontus from Thieves Like Us. According to The Wire they sound like: 'an unholy alliance between The Monochrome Set and the B52s'.


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