Elliott Smith & Pete Krebs: Shytown / No Confidence Man (Colored Vinyl) Vinyl 7"
In 1994, Pacific Northwest indie imprint Slo-Mo Records enlisted Elliott Smith (then of Heatmiser) and Pete Krebs (then of Hazel) to do a split 7.” The Portland-based singer-songwriters / guitarists recorded beautiful, stripped-down acoustic tunes, and Suicide Squeeze Records, a Seattle label, brings back the lost classic to celebrate its 20th anniversary. “No Confidence Man” is a whispery number full of imagery, and “Shytown” a guitar-driven tune with “somber passages and bouffant melodies,” which Krebs would go on to be known for. The record is a very limited edition of 500 (in orange vinyl), and it features new artwork and comes w/ a download coupon.
- orange vinyl pressing
- limited edition of 500
- download coupon included
- music label: Suicide Squeeze Records 1994 / 2016
reviewed by donut savage 08/2016
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Elliott Smith & Pete Krebs: Shytown / No Confidence Man (Colored Vinyl) Vinyl 7"
Elliott Smith & Pete Krebs: Shytown / No Confidence Man (Colored Vinyl) Vinyl 7"
In 1994, Pacific Northwest indie imprint Slo-Mo Records enlisted Elliott Smith (then of Heatmiser) and Pete Krebs (then of Hazel) to do a split 7.” The Portland-based singer-songwriters / guitarists recorded beautiful, stripped-down acoustic tunes, and Suicide Squeeze Records, a Seattle label, brings back the lost classic to celebrate its 20th anniversary. “No Confidence Man” is a whispery number full of imagery, and “Shytown” a guitar-driven tune with “somber passages and bouffant melodies,” which Krebs would go on to be known for. The record is a very limited edition of 500 (in orange vinyl), and it features new artwork and comes w/ a download coupon.
- orange vinyl pressing
- limited edition of 500
- download coupon included
- music label: Suicide Squeeze Records 1994 / 2016
reviewed by donut savage 08/2016
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In 1994, Pacific Northwest indie imprint Slo-Mo Records enlisted Elliott Smith (then of Heatmiser) and Pete Krebs (then of Hazel) to do a split 7.” The Portland-based singer-songwriters / guitarists recorded beautiful, stripped-down acoustic tunes, and Suicide Squeeze Records, a Seattle label, brings back the lost classic to celebrate its 20th anniversary. “No Confidence Man” is a whispery number full of imagery, and “Shytown” a guitar-driven tune with “somber passages and bouffant melodies,” which Krebs would go on to be known for. The record is a very limited edition of 500 (in orange vinyl), and it features new artwork and comes w/ a download coupon.
- orange vinyl pressing
- limited edition of 500
- download coupon included
- music label: Suicide Squeeze Records 1994 / 2016
