Get all 15 Pocket Vinyl releases available on Bandcamp and save 40%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of The Touring Test: The Comic Book: The Audiobook, Names (Patreon single), Old Sun (sampler), Christmas EP, Uncomfortably Unsure (Full Length Album), "The Making of Tin" Pockumentary Podcast, Tin (Full Length Album), Mario is Dead, and 7 more.
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Quiet Epiphany
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Birds and Fish
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I Am Not Japan
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Saloon Song
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Creepy Little Monsters
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My Brother's Time
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I Hear Colors
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The Color Yellow
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Foster Child
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Sunday Best
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Encouraging
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Pocket Vinyl Norwich, Connecticut
The Basics about Pocket Vinyl:
-Eric Stevenson slams on the piano and sings while
Elizabeth Jancewicz paints on stage
-The songs are mainly meant to stare uncomfortably truths about sex, death, silence, etc. in the face and confront them
-They are trying hard to be your favorite band
Beyond that, enjoy the music.
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We played a show with these guys for very few people, yet this record is one of my favorites of any band we're played with. It's perfect west coast pop. "Teenage Bliss" sounds like a hit to my ears.
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Frost
by Daphne Lee Martin
Daphne Lee Martin is a wonderful friend and fellow touring road dog. This, her third album, is absolutely fantastic, bright, sexy, intelligent, and reveals new sounds and textures with each listen.
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Crow/Dandelion e.p.
by Boxelders
We meet tons of bands on the road, but the Boxelders are one of my favorites. Their EP was a huge inspiration for some of the songs on the Pocket Vinyl album "Tin".
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Enhanced Editions
by The Megas
supported by 4 fans who also own “Monsters Talking (Full Length Album)”
Love the western feel of The Quick And The Blue. Only enhanced with this edition, as appears to have been the aim.
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Everyone Is Doing So Well
by Lucy Leave
Bouncy, urgent, raucous indie rock, anthemic yet unpredictable; this Oxford, U.K. trio sounds defiantly full of life.
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Keep Happy
by Zombeaches
The new EP from this Melbourne group pits swings from haunting ballads to songs powered by crashing waves of guitar.
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