Laura Stevenson Cocksure mid century glassware and for its first reissue

and for its first reissue in over 50 years

and Chris Wilson (Titus Andronicus

a synthesizer made specifically for A Place to Bury Strangers’ seventh album

takes heavy psychedelic rock as a starting point but jams into more syncopated territory

presented on exclusive dark green vinyl

Laura Stevenson Cocksure mid century glassware and for its first reissueWith influences ranging from The Lemonheads, Liz Phair, and The Replacements, to early Weezer and the Smoking Popes, Cocksure maintains Stevensons unique vulnerability, and steadfast devotion to a solid and honest melody. In the writing process, she challenged herself to be true to whatever was going to come out of her, with many of the tracks featuring melodies that were purely stream of consciousness. Internal ID: JITRE Format: Vinyl Format Detail: