Музыка и песни Archers of Loaf / Archers of Loaf

LP with download code for bonus material. Re-mastered by Bob Weston and featuring new liner notes by Robert Christgau, Icky Mettle will come with bonus material (packaged as a second disc with CD, digitally with the LP) including the entire Archers of Loa Style: Independent

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Re-mastered by Bob Weston and featuring new liner notes by Robert Christgau, Icky Mettle will come with bonus material (packaged as a second disc with CD, digitally with the LP) including the entire Archers of Loaf vs. The Greatest of All Time EP as well Style: Independent

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Remastered by Bob Weston "All The Nation Airports" features re-imagined cover art, new liner notes and copious bonus material available on double-CD! 2 × CD, Album, Deluxe Edition

Fire reissues "White Trash Heroes", the final album from Archers of Loaf. Remastered by Bob Weston it features re-imagined cover art and new liner notes. Gatefold coloured vinyl. Archers of Loaf almost called it quits after All the Nations Airports due to the strain of touring and the rut of the album cycle (i.e., make record, make video, do interviews, tour, tour, tour; repeat) but decided they would make one more album and see how they felt after that process. They again enlisted the help of Brian Paulson to record the album that became White Trash Heroes. On this album, the band added keyboards to several songs as well as vocoder, and debuted the lead vocals of Matt Gentling on the track "I.N.S." "Banging on a Dead Drum" found all the members swapping instruments and featured some of the worst cowbell ever attempted. In the liner notes for Fire's reissue of the Archers' final album, Josh Modell says, "In hindsight, it's easy to read White Trash Heroes as both the stormy end to a legendary band and as the beginning of something else: Bachmann's next project, Crooked Fingers. Hints of what came two years later abound here, particularly on the keyboard undercarriage and restrained energy of 'Dead Red Eyes' and the epic, sequencer-assisted title track CD, Album, Reissue, Remastered CD, Compilation All Media, Deluxe Edition

All the Nations Airports", the band did not compromise its efforts to push itself in new directions. Archers of Loaf delivered an album that included the straightforward indie-rock songs that had made them famous, interspersed with instrumental tracks, layered tape loops, and even a solo piano song. In Stephen Thompson's liner notes for the Airports reissue, he says, "It's music that exists because it must, with all the bile, beauty, and bluster of youth and all the disaffected paranoia of a perpetually worried mind. The album might not have fulfilled Archers of Loaf's commercial potential at the time, but that makes an awful lot of sense. The band tended to craft its greatest art when it saw fit to scribble in the margins." Remastered by Bob Weston "All The Nation Airports" features re-imagined cover art and new liner notes. Gatefold coloured vinyl! Vinyl, LP, Album, Limited Edition, Reissue, Remastered, Clear

Fire reissues "White Trash Heroes", the final album from Archers of Loaf. Remastered by Bob Weston it features re-imagined cover art and new liner notes. Gatefold coloured vinyl. Archers of Loaf almost called it quits after All the Nations Airports due to the strain of touring and the rut of the album cycle (i.e., make record, make video, do interviews, tour, tour, tour; repeat) but decided they would make one more album and see how they felt after that process. They again enlisted the help of Brian Paulson to record the album that became White Trash Heroes. On this album, the band added keyboards to several songs as well as vocoder, and debuted the lead vocals of Matt Gentling on the track "I.N.S." "Banging on a Dead Drum" found all the members swapping instruments and featured some of the worst cowbell ever attempted. In the liner notes for Fire's reissue of the Archers' final album, Josh Modell says, "In hindsight, it's easy to read White Trash Heroes as both the stormy end to a legendary band and as the beginning of something else: Bachmann's next project, Crooked Fingers. Hints of what came two years later abound here, particularly on the keyboard undercarriage and restrained energy of 'Dead Red Eyes' and the epic, sequencer-assisted title track Vinyl, LP, Album, Limited Edition, Reissue, Remastered, White

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