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Released: May 14, 2010
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  • Location Columbia, South Carolina, US

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    Last Login: 11/29/2011

    Member Since 10/31/2009

    Website cozyhomerecords.com

    Type of Label Unsigned

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    ...... These albums are the Let It Be and Abbey Road of the Dead Canaries’ catalog. One being pieced together after a soured friendship/collaboration and the other arranged, recorded and ripened over a long weekend. Golden Sounds was recorded during the summer that wouldn’t come in Ithaca, New York. Before anyone could make it to the swimming holes, the sun would be stuck, again, behind 100 miles of clouds, blowing through the sky at 20 miles an hour. And like a book where relating to the main character becomes too great to bear, Golden Sounds was put on the golden shelves and collected digital dust and digitally fermented. After crossing the Mason-Dixon, the Mississippi River, and transcending time, in a musical conceptual kind of way, Modern Day Carpetbagger was recorded over a long weekend of reading John Wilmot. It’s hard to explain what this album is expressing, but like everything, it’s something, but it’s also something else. So a year after Something Else “tiptoed into greatness”, Golden Sounds and Modern Day Carpetbagger hope to continue in the tradition of Dead Canaries greatness. We hope you enjoy them. Love, Jon Fink (One dead canary) http://daydreamgeneration.com/site/dead-canaries-golden-sounds-modern-day-carpetbagger/more-1056
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Photobucket These albums are the Let It Be and Abbey Road of the Dead Canaries’ catalog. One being pieced together after a soured friendship/collaboration and the other arranged, recorded and ripened over a long weekend. Golden Sounds was recorded during the summer that wouldn’t come in Ithaca, New York. Before anyone could make it to the swimming holes, the sun would be stuck, again, behind 100 miles of clouds, blowing through the sky at 20 miles an hour. And like a book where relating to the main character becomes too great to bear, Golden Sounds was put on the golden shelves and collected digital dust and digitally fermented. After crossing the Mason-Dixon, the Mississippi River, and transcending time, in a musical conceptual kind of way, Modern Day Carpetbagger was recorded over a long weekend of reading John Wilmot. It’s hard to explain what this album is expressing, but like everything, it’s something, but it’s also something else. So a year after Something Else “tiptoed into greatness”, Golden Sounds and Modern Day Carpetbagger hope to continue in the tradition of Dead Canaries greatness. We hope you enjoy them. Love, Jon Fink (One dead canary) http://daydreamgeneration.com/site/dead-canaries-golden-sounds-modern-day-carpetbagger/more-1056

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