R.E. Seraphin - SwingshiftLimited to 300 copies. "Densely layered, the EP's sheen brings to mind The Replacements gone psychedelic, Cheap Trick gone to Mars, Cleaners from Venus if they bothered to mix their records." San Francisco Bay Area guitar pop stalwart R. E. Seraphin returns with his EP Swingshift, a joint release via Mt. St. Mtn, Tear Jerk (Australia), Dandy Boy Records (US cassette) and Safe Suburban Homes (UK cassette). The seven track home recorded E. P., featuring

And the lyrics are about depression

Many of their recordings have garnered international awards over the years

John logs into a social networking site and re-discovers his old high school flame

30 tracks from the 1950s

Haydn and Mozart

Even without the Manduell connection this is a wonderfully constructed program of new chamber and vocal music

blissfully-besieged electronica that nurtures many an antecedent but remains nevertheless it's own particular animal

rumors swirled about them

Perhaps what distinguishes Green to Gold from the rest of The Antlers' canon is it's

gut-punching riffs

" Presented here is his highly acclaimed 1964 release entitled "The Jazz Organs" which features the outstanding organists Genghis Kyle and Henry Cain along with Wilson

Adam West and Donny Osmond boost this 2-Disc Complete Season One Collection to hubba-hubba status