Munly, central songwriter and co-frontman for Slim Cessna’s Auto Club (as well as the leader of his own troupe, The Lee Lewis Harlots), has come a long way since his 1996 debut. Blurry remains his only true solo album, a completely stripped-down affair featuring Munly on guitar and vocals sans back-up band, and the perfect, root-level introduction to his quirky, pop-influenced songwriting. Critically acclaimed upon its release, Blurry also received particularly strong responses from unexpected corners: the song “Virgin of Manhattan” was used in a sex scene on TV’s Melrose Place, while other tracks somehow became hits in Perth, Australia.  
 
Shortly after the album’s release, Munly assembled a backing band, moved out of his Boulder, Colorado, garage (where Blurry was recorded) and hit the road. Since then he’s released six more records — two with Slim Cessna’s Auto Club — published a book, and returned to Colorado where he’s gained a devout cult following as one of the best songwriters on the Denver scene along with friends 16 Horsepower, Tarantella, Woven Hand, Devotchka and The Denver Gentlemen.  
 
This special edition reissue is limited to 1000 copies and features new artwork. All tracks have been lovingly remastered by Bob Ferbrache at Denver’s Absinthe Studio.