Folk

The first digital 7 inch from “The Extinction,” the new Ghosts of Progress record about a religious community waiting for the end of the world. The tracks were recorded in Kelseyville, California on a warm sunny afternoon with a slew of Bay Area musicians taking part (like members of Travel by Train and the Sad Bastard Book Club). The second track was recorded live and in one drunken take.

Tracks one through three are from the Oct. 31st demos which were released that day in 2008 under the name The Pend Oreille Arrow, four through eleven were recorded for fun at different times between 08 and early 09, and twelve through fourteen were recorded one March night in 2010.

Songs recorded the week of March 7th. Some of them are rerecords of previous songs, others are songs written at the spur of the moment throughout the week. All of them are songs. None of them are board games or something else silly like that.

Some of the first songs I've ever written re-recorded on a cheap tape recorder.

HOLY CRAP!
SO.
Here's the new Sledding With Tigers EP: Infinite Turbo! Sophomore Slump! Stop Complaining, It's Free!
Its terrible, and that is exactly why you'll like it... i hope. 90% of this EP was written and recorded in a marathon ten hour session.

Super duper thanks to Ted Gabbard, Wade Morris, Matt Smith, Matt Terrones and AJ Peacox for adding so much prettiness to the thing.
There's Toy Piano, 8Bit Synth, and of course so much autotune.
So yeah... here's the tracklisting if you really wanna know:

1. An Open Letter To Creed (The Band Not the Television Character)
2. Get Low
3. Not My Dad
4. The Best Ever Death Metal Band Out of Denton (Mountain Goats Cover)
5. Never Get Laid (The George Lucas Remixxx AMIRITE, You Guys?)
6. SAD SONG, WAAAAAH LIFE IS HARD
7. Destination, Home (Kids. Cover)

so yeah... enjoy it.
show it to friends... if you want

SLEDDING WITH TIGERS is:
Dan Faughnder: Vocals/Guitar/Toy Piano/8 Bit
Matt Terrones: Synths/He Wrote Destination Home
Matt Smith: Harmonies/Group Vocals
Wade Morris: Group Vocals
Ted Gabbard: Production

Released 2008.

3rd Stomach Ulcers album.
All songs written by Stomach Ulcers, artwork by Stomach Ulcers, etc.
Badface >:} Records.

Now, here's a description of all the songs.

1: I Think of You (N): Originally a much longer song about this girl and how awesome she is, but for fear of being too mushy, I cut it down to half of the first verse.

2: May 1st: A song about not liking myself, and about a clock on my wall, that I love a lot.

3: Belarus: An instrumental I made to keep myself from needing to use the washroom.

4: My Brain and my Voice: Talking about how I can't concentrate on shit set to music.

5: Dreaming of a Girl i'll never Love: I had a couple of dreams about a girl I don't know very well, this is about that.

6: Three Walls (Graffiti): Story about an experience I had.

7: Your Picture: First song I wrote for this album. It's about this girl who drew a few pictures for me a few years ago and I lost one of them and I miss it.

8: Car Ride Home from the Movie Theatre: About a girl I'd always go to the movie theatre with.

9: I Hope He Gets a Lot of Time: Re-recorded version of an instrumental from Indie Shmindie.

10: Innocence: A really old recording that I thought i'd throw in here, about how everyone eventually gets corrupted and shit.

11: Mirror, Mirror: Thoughts on myself

Jesus, I sound so lame, i'm sorry.

Some Glitter is a ten-track, low-fi recording. The material was written in my early twenties after I lost my cat, and during the time I traveled from Boston to Arizona. I visited my friend Seth Faergolzia while he was producing his musical, 'Fun Wearing Underwear', at Suny Purchase, just outside of NYC. Inspired by Faergolzia and by impossible love, i wrote the majority of the material there at Suny Purchase. I took a train from Boston to Flagstaff and while in the observatory deck, I wrote the lyrics to Laughing for Pete's Sake. I had never seen red mountains before. I ended up living among them in Prescott AZ. I moved into a garage-turned into a mother in law unit in my friend's backyard where Some Glitter was born. Everything was recorded on an analog Tascam four-track, using my dad's old sm58's and his big, white headphones, which make me look like a storm trooper imitating princess Leia.

“'Some Glitter' will likely bring to mind acid-fried outsider touchstones like Skip Spence, Syd Barrett, or Jandek. Ludington’s outré acoustic ditties are catchy, drunken, stein-sloshing chanteys whose high art lies in the way they string together non sequiturs and invite the listener to sing right along.” – Peter Aaron, ‘roll’ Creative Living in the Hudson Valley

I recorded these songs in february with my friend livia. Thank you for listening and I hope you enjoy these songs. Have a nice day and do something fun!!

A song in honor of the recognition of life.
A birthday song
for March 4th.

and all the March 4th's forevermore.
March forth.

Kelly.