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Solemns
12" $13.50

04/16/2013 781484054917 

DC 549 


***It’s been a long road through time and other things from Get On Jolly to Solemns, but suffice to say, thirteen and some increasingly endless years later, BONNIE PRINCE BILLY and the MARQUISDE TREN have not only sat down for another royal audience with each other, but have also several reports from their sessions to share with all of us. That their paths managed to converge after all this long was both incredible and yet inevitable—after all, the ‘Prince’ had over the years received compliments about Get On Jolly in the oddest places. And they were the oddest compliments, at that...it led him to wonder. Meanwhile, on the other side of the planet, the Marquis sat in front of his easel, rending the world as he saw fit. With every year that passed, his admiration of Jolly EP had only grown. The two came together during the summer of 2012 and with Tren Bro‘ JIM WHITE rumbling and banging things and playing drums, and Bonny gang crew VAN CAMPBELL, EMMETT KELLY and ANGEL OLSEN adding invaluable dimensions to the moments they banged out the three songs here. One-sided pressing with an etched B-side. (STREET DATE - 4/16/2013)

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