GREGORY ALAN ISAKOV Evening Machines LP DUALTONE 2018 US orig+new+still sealed
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THIS IS THE 2018 US ORIGINAL PRESSING on DUALTONE Records. STILL SEALED SINGLE COVER + HYPE STICKER + 180GR. Slightly wear on bottom right corner (where missing shrinkwrap); i suppose the vinyl is black.
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GREGORY ALAN ISAKOV
Influenced by the rural, blue-collar lyricism of artists like Bruce Springsteen and Leonard Cohen, it wasn't long before Colorado-based singer/songwriter Gregory Alan Isakov's blend of dusty folk and moody Americana began turning heads. Emerging in 2003 with the debut album Rust Colored Stones -- he releases all of his records on his independent label, Suitcase Town Music -- Isakov went on to find success with 2007's That Sea, The Gambler. His atmospheric blend of folk and rural chamber pop eventually found its way to television, with songs appearing in episodes of Girls, Rectify, and Californication, among others. A flair for the cinematic led Isakov to release an LP with the Colorado Symphony in 2016, and in 2018 he earned a Grammy nomination for the album Evening Machines. Isakov's sixth full-length effort, the Southwest-inspired Appaloosa Bones, appeared in 2023.
"EVENING MACHINES"
tracklist: please, for tracklist see pictures
2018 LP DUALTONE RECORDS 80302-01883-10
MADE IN THE U.S.A. ORIGINAL PRESSING
STILL SEALED SINGLE SLEEVE + HYPE STICKER + 180GR
NOTES: On hype sticker: "PRESSED ON 180g. PREMIUM WAX......."
Barcode and Other IdentifiersBarcode: (text) 8 03020 18831 0
Label Code: none
LABEL: DUALTONE
Catalog on cover: 80302-01883-10
Catalog on labels: sealed
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): sealed
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): sealed
On labels: sealed
On Back Sleeve: Tracklist
© ℗ 2018 Suitcase Town Music........Manufactured in the U.S.A.........
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RECORD NEW/MINT STILL SEALED but (please, read above description)
SLEEVE NEW/NEAR MINT STILL SEALED but (please, see pictures and read above description)
Fresh off a tour with the Colorado Symphony, Gregory Alan Isakov goes both big and small on his fourth studio long player, the brooding and beautiful Evening Machines. Recorded at home on his working three-acre farm -- in addition to making music, he sells vegetable seeds and grows his own market crops -- the 12-song set feels derived from moonlight; an insomniac's journal refined into an elegant, leather-bound codex. On par with the best works from indie folk dramatists like Andrew Bird, Josh Ritter, and early Sufjan Stevens, Evening Machines caters to Isakov's folk and pop proclivities with equal measure, delivering austere ballads that evoke Springsteen at his most pensive and confectionary hooks that would make James Mercer lose a tooth -- those earworms, however, are swathed in layers of reverb and administered at half the speed of your average Shins song. The LP's just over 40-minute runtime feels appropriate, and while it doesn't overstay its welcome, there's still enough meat on the bone to satiate. Isakov has crafted a dark gem of a record that filters American folk music through the wide-open vistas of his bucolic homeland while maintaining a level of intimacy that can feel almost uncanny in its intensity...(AllMusic)
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