PURPLE IVY SHADOW Whoever's South Is Northern Also LATHE LP Area C The 'Mericans
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Feb 11, 2015
Sold Date
Feb 4, 2015
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Description
Purple Ivy Shadows ?– Whoever's South Is Northern Also LATHE CUT LP (Dark Beloved Cloud DBC033)
RARE Hand-Numbered Limited Edition of 100 Copies with Hand Silk-Screened Cover by Brian Chippendale at Fort Thunder in Providence, Rhode Island. This is # 45/100 copies.Released in the US by Dark Beloved Cloud Records, but was Lathe Cut by Peter King Record Manufacturing in New Zealand.
Purple Ivy Shadow were Chris Daltry (later of The 'Mericans), Erik Carlson (who later recorded as Area C and with Mudboy & Mem1), Will Rice (later of The 'Mericans) & Frank Mullin (The Halo Bit).
LP is MINT- (lathe cut discs, because of the way they are made, have surface noise…this is on all lathe discs. This disc was played once)/Hand Screened Cover is MINT.
Tracks are
A1. Baptist
A2. Feeble
A3. Dancefloor
A4. New Jesus
B1. Ancestral
B2. Bycyclic Reaction
B3. Loving Her (Kris Kristofferson)
B4. Wolk
Allmusic reviewed the band's No Less The Trees Than The Stars saying:
No Less the Trees Than the Stars puts drawling country touches on not-so-unconventional indie rock, an approach that could turn out banal, but is far too well-handled to ever go in that direction. For the most part, the album recalls Grandaddy without the rock and synth work, Pavement tracks like "Range Life," and the Silver Jews as a no-nonsense pop band. The fact that this Rhode Island outfit thanks each member of Small Factory somewhere in the album's liners is another good indicator of their overall tone. Thankfully, this unassuming sound is anchored in solid songwriting, which makes for a very likeable release.
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