"Highly recommended...the album is packed with gems..." -The Bay Bridged
In A Cloud is a collection of 14 previously unreleased songs from some of our favorite San Francisco musicians including: Thee Oh Sees, Sonny & The Sunsets, Fresh & Onlys, Hannah & Raven (of Grass Widow), Jacques Butters, Ty Segall, Sandwitches, Exray’s, Donovan Quinn & the 13th Month, Trainwreck Riders, Dylan Shearer, Paula Frazer, Tim Cohen, and Kelley Stoltz. Mastered by Paul Oldham. Art by Richard Hart & Sarah Poole.
Side One: Sonny & The Sunsets – ‘Heart Of Sadness’ / Fresh & Onlys – ‘You Owe Your Life To The Streets’ / Donovan Quinn & The 13th Month – ‘Mysteries’ / Sandwitches – ‘Grey Wizard’ / Thee Oh Sees – ‘Contraption’ / Dylan Shearer – ‘4 In The Morning House’ / Jacques Butters – ‘Baby Held’
Side Two: Kelley Stoltz – ‘Pinecone’ (alternate mix) / Paula Frazer – ‘What Does It Take’ / Trainwreck Riders – ‘World Got Round’ / Tim Cohen –‘I Come Alive’ / Hannah & Raven (of Grass Widow) – ‘Beehive’ / Exray’s – ‘Everything Goes’ / Ty Segall – ‘Hey Big Mouth'
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LISTEN TO: sandwitches- grey wizard
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ORDER CD HERE: (this limited edition cd is housed in a simple card-stock jacket)
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LISTEN TO: Window Twins - 4th place A non-album bonus song only available here courtesy of The Window Twins. Featuring Jon Bernson (Exray's) & Tim Cohen. You can purchase the debut Window Twins LP HERE
LISTEN TO: Carletta Sue Kay - For The Birds A non-album bonus song by a peculiar woman named Carletta Sue Kay who has recently shared concert bills with the likes of Thee Oh Sees, Fresh & Onlys, and Kinky Friedman.
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