wiaep001 - Type Foundry Sessions
by Douglas Shepherd
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumIncludes unlimited streaming of wiaep001 - Type Foundry Sessions via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.ships out within 14 daysedition of 500Purchasable with gift card
£3 GBP
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Wind Is Warm
03:41
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Inmates Letter To Rilke
02:21
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Tin Angel
01:14
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On The Moon
04:26
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Desert Mud
04:46
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about
Type Foundry Sessions EP was recorded at Type Foundry Studios in Portland, OR in three days in August 2001 and mixed in one day in September 2001. Adam Selzer and Jason Powers engineered and recorded all the songs. Rachel Blumberg sang backup vocals on On the Moon. Michael Ismerio played drums on all the songs with drums on them. Zach Moran played bass on all the songs that have bass on them. Owen Patrick played guitar on all the songs except Inmate’s Letter to Rilke. Jeffrey Underhill sang back-up vocals on Wind is Warm and played organ and piano on all the songs except Inmate’s Letter to Rilke. Doug Shepherd sang, played guitar, piano and tambourine.
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released July 1, 2002
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