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Creepoid Cemetery Highrise Slum LP Vinyl
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- SKU:
- 28276913
- UPC:
- 819162018996
- MPN:
- 201899
- Condition:
- New
Description
Produced and mixed by Peter Mavrogeorgis (The National, Sharon Van Etten) at Dollhouse Studios in Savannah, GA, Cemetery Highrise Slum strips away at the reticence of previous albums with a bold and focused effort that places equal measure on high definition and playful ambiguity alike. A rare and fully realized third album, Cemetery Highrise Slum delivers on its own demands.
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1. American Smile 2. Devil in the Subtext 3. Fingernails 4. Seams 5. Dried Out 6. Shaking 7. Calamine 8. Tell the Man 9. Worthless ; Pure 10. Eating Dirt 11. Here
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