SECRETLY CANADIAN

Swearing At Motorists More Songs From The Mellow Struggle CD1. Opening Theme 2. Creature of Habits (Theme from the Big Spill) 3. East of Biloxi 4. I'll Only Sleep 5. You're Still Here 6. Reluctant...

Swearing At Motorists Number Seven Uptown CD1. Flying Pizza 2. Inadvertent Christmas Song 3. Thin Man from North Main 4. Prelude to a Miss 5. Numbers Have Too Many Meanings to Me 6. Dog with the...

Swearing At Motorists This Flag Signals Goodbye CD1. Over the Middle Bridge 2. This Flag Signals Goodbye 3. Press the Number Three 4. Doors Are Closing 5. Fan Mail for a Criminal 6. Leaving Adams...

Noisy and experimental, Britain's Swell Maps experienced little commercial success during the course of their chaotic career, but in hindsight they stand as one of the pivotal acts of the new wave:...

Swell Maps Trip To Marineville CD1. H.S. Art 2. Another Song 3. Vertical Slum 4. Spitfire Parade 5. Harmony in Your Bathroom 6. Don't Throw Ashtrays at Me! 7. Midget Submarine 8. Bridge Head (Pt. 9)...

Noisy and experimental, Britain's Swell Maps experienced little commercial success during the course of their chaotic career, but in hindsight they stand as one of the pivotal acts of the new wave:...

In a backyard in Bloomington, Secretly Canadian's physical and spiritual home, Jason Molina once jammed part of a broken guitar into a maple tree. Rather than break the tree or shatter the neck, the...

It was a great Swiftian irony that the shining moment of realization that is Ground Trouble Jaw first saw it's release as a modest, digital-only EP in 2008. Here we right that wrong, and pair it with...

Vinyl LP pressing. This simple, rather bubbly lyric seems to be the antithesis of a record unequivocally steeped in a milieu of devastating loss, grief, crippling depression, anxiety and alcoholism...

Written in the wee hours of the night, the late Richard Swift's "KFC" is a winding sardonic monologue about a rough night of food poisoning following a quick dinner of fried chicken. On the track,...

Vinyl LP pressing. Richard Swift's duo debuts, The Novelist and Walking Without Effort, are fraternal twins wrestling with same Big Questions in opposite ways - one toiling in a cinderblock basement...

Celebrated for his lo-fi, experimental milanges saluting genres from doo-wop to lush American pop, Swift adds jaunty synthesizers and Motown soul to make this, his fourth release, his most danceable...