Papercuts: Parallel Universe Blues

Papercuts SKU: 36678976
Papercuts: Parallel Universe Blues

Papercuts: Parallel Universe Blues

Papercuts SKU: 36678976

Format: VINYL LP

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Title: Parallel Universe Blues
Artist: Papercuts
Label: Slumberland Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 749846023612
Genre: Rock

Limited white colored vinyl LP pressing. Over the course of five stellar albums, Papercuts' Jason Quever has shown himself to be a top-notch song-writer and producer, equally at home with lush, baroque textures and more stripped-down arrangements. His skill in the studio has helped him build-up an enviable resume recording, producing and playing with artists including Luna, Beach House, Cass McCombs, Dean Wareham/Dean & Britta and Slumberland's own The Mantles. Papercuts' new album Parallel Universe Blues reflects Quever's recent move from long-time musical home San Francisco to Los Angeles and all of the searching and self-exploration that accompanies leaving your home, your friends and your scene. The sound is intimate and close, nicely balancing the sonic concerns of the last few Papercuts records.

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