An Angle
...and take it with a grain of salt CD

We are pleased to announce the full-length release of "...and take it with a grain of salt" by the Sacramento, CA band An Angle. An Angle's 1st release has been described as Emo-Folk without the entire depressed attitude. The record was recorded in late 2002 at the Hanger with ¾'s of Quitter (www.quitterarmy.com) & an array of other Sacramento musician lending their flavor to the album. Kris Anaya style of writing draws heavily on early Violent Femmes, Butthole Suffers, Bob Dylan & Paul Simon. And, yes his vocals have been compared to the likes of Conor Oberst (Bright Eyes). 60 minute album, with monster 16-page booklet.

MP3s available at http://www.ananglemusic.com/

I bought this today on the strength of a song I had heard, Unnoticeable. It has drums, but the rest of the disc is pretty folky. What I want to know, is when I put this in my computer, it has the titles of 11 songs, then it has 11 numbered songs that seem to be the first 11 songs, all over again! WTF? Yes, the times are the same.

Any bright eyes-deas?

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