Glass Cities, by The Sunday Colors

Glass Cities

by The Sunday Colors

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1.	Glass Cities 04:48		buy track
2.	Bristol 03:22		buy track
3.	"Okay" 04:09		buy track
4.	Choice 03:03		buy track
5.	Blazer 05:18		buy track
6.	Serpent 03:02		buy track
7.	Parmesan 03:23		buy track
8.	Atonement 04:53		buy track
9.	Nootka Lupine 05:12	info	buy track
10.	Wasted 05:01		buy track
11.	Crutches 06:33		buy track

about

written from April-July of 2017

all songs written and recorded on a cheap guitar I bought for myself from a Hobgoblin Music shop, while living in the London neighborhood of Borough for a year - with two exceptions.

Blazer was written for piano, despite the fact that I can't play piano. I recorded this song in Lake Worth, Florida, on my mom's old ivories.

I briefly moved from Borough to Seven Sisters, where I stayed for three weeks. In that time, I sold back the original guitar, thought better of it, and returned to the Hobgoblin to discover that the guitar had been resold already. Devastated, I turned to a secondhand music store, and snatched up the cheapest vessel I could find - In this case, one with nylon strings and a glue-gunned neck. I kept him for just three weeks, and wrote one song during his stay. That song was Nootka Lupine.

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released May 1, 2018

My thanks to Vero for the album design.

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The Sunday Colors New York, New York

A lo-fi, indie-folk, acoustic-thrash, one-man band.

Reach me at: thesundaycolors@gmail.com

discography

Venom

May 2020
Our Given Names

Aug 2019
Bones

Jan 2019
Glass Cities

May 2018
Running

Jan 2018

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