Description: Additional Information from InnerSleeve Product Description For ardent fans of Omaha, Nebraska's Cursive, THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HOUSES AND HOMES, a collection of the indie-rock band's rarities from 1995-2001, comes as a welcome addition to the group's catalogue. With the exception of the blistering, Fugazi-like "Nostalgia" from 2001, all of the tracks here are previously unreleased or from seven-inch singles dating back to '95-'98, the era before Ted Stevens replaced guitarist and occasional vocalist Steve Pedersen. Throughout the disc, these early Cursive tunes are urgent, driving, and sometimes downright dissonant, with lead singer/guitarist Tim Kasher often sounding like Weezer's Rivers Cuomo off his meds after an all-night bender. Highlights include the anthemic "Dispenser," which is carried along by jagged guitar lines, and the creepingly slow, melancholy "There's a Coldest Day in Every Year." Along with these rare tracks, HOUSES AND HOMES presents a beautifully rendered story in the album booklet, with words by Kasher and illustrations by Yuriko Yoshino, making it an even more enticing package. About InnerSleeve We offer unbeatable prices, quick shipping times and a wide selection of vinyl. Purchases come with a 30-day Satisfaction Guarantee (minus Shipping & Handling fees) on all unopened products. All items are from licensed Distributors. We do not deal with any Bootleg or Used items!
Price: 26.24 USD
Location: North Carolina
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Release Year: 2005
Format: CD
Genre: Rock, General, Rock & Pop
Record Label: Saddle Creek
Artist: Cursive
Release Title: Difference between Houses & Homes
