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Out December 27th, 2011, Rare Treats-Wolf In People’s Clothing is an album
conceived, written and performed by Louisville folk artist Patrick Thompson.
This album was recorded over the last year and a half in a very stripped down,
DIY fashion. This raw and gritty sound was achieved by using only two
microphones and unorthodox recording techniques. Half digital, half analog.
Thompson wanted to make a record that didn’t sound entirely like it came from
Louisville, Kentucky. The music is equal parts punk rock, experimental and
no-wave. Song structure is simple but full of multiple layers of instrumentation
and lyrics.
Originally meant to be for friends only, it is now available to the public on
Gubbey Records.
Out now,
the first volume of Gubbey Records seven inch split vinyl series covers
a lot of territory in three cuts, including the
Furlong original “Egg McMan,”
a shape-shifting blend of dirty southern punk rock, complete with slide
guitar, and a fierce version of Leadbelly’s “They Hung Him On A Cross.”
On the reverse, primitive bar guitarist Anderson fingerpicks to dark and
broken vocals, paying tribute in his vinyl debut to Louisville’s rich
musical culture with a cover of the Sean Garrison ballad “The White
Flag.”
The Details: Limited edition, hand numbered seven inch: 100 copies on
split color, red & black vinyl (Sold Out), 100 on white and 100 on straight black
vinyl. Mastered at Golden Mastering by John Golden. Once these are gone, they’re gone for good, no re-press.
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