Sleeping Golden October
by The Peasant Dramatic
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Antediluvian.
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Good Witch
04:14
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Awake the Dawn!
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Every Angel
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Two Lakes
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The Liar's Paradox
03:15
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Dreams About Sharks
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War With Everything
07:23
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Noise
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about
The first Peasant Dramatic record, written and recorded quickly in the summer of '10. It's about persons mainly, though places and things are not neglected. One of my friends has minor synesthesia, so we can tell you that "Flood" is orange-red and "Good Witch" is cerulean - the rest you have to guess for yourself!
credits
released December 21, 2010
Taylor Smith – Guitar, Saxophone, Vocals
Ben Goldstein – Keys, Vocals
Laura Heaberlin – Cello, Vocals
Aaron Krivitzky – Guitar
Ryan Pavano – Trombone
Fatty Vaughan – Drums
Chuck Whistler – Bass
Additional vocals by Jess Minton and Emily Sumner.
Recorded and mixed by the Peasant Dramatic. Mastered by Chris Graham.
Taylor Smith – Guitar, Saxophone, Vocals
Ben Goldstein – Keys, Vocals
Laura Heaberlin – Cello, Vocals
Aaron Krivitzky – Guitar
Ryan Pavano – Trombone
Fatty Vaughan – Drums
Chuck Whistler – Bass
Additional vocals by Jess Minton and Emily Sumner.
Recorded and mixed by the Peasant Dramatic. Mastered by Chris Graham.
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The Peasant Dramatic Burlington, Vermont
I record my songs with a little help from my friends.
We made these songs for you.
discography
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Jul 2012 -
Dec 2010
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