Afraid of the Mirror Elvis Presley

Afraid of the Mirror Elvis PresleyHot on the heels of a groovy and unglued no wave full length on well lauded Mexican Summer, Pill rolled into the illustrious Blue Room in Nashville, TN to play a show and use a couple recorded tracks for a live 7". In fact, sax player Ben Jaffe was celebrating his birthday that night, and, fueled by Third Man hospitality and tequila, he played some of the most out there horn the band had seen in their time together. These recordings fully capture that

283-line poem "The Battlefield Where the Moon Says I Love You

then surges into the percussion and sax-led

reminiscent of a Russian waltz while "Square Peg" is a driving and charming tune layered with the strum of the guitar and wail of the violin

Third Man was able to track down band member John Crenshaw (brother of esteemed Michigan-born songwriter Marshall Crenshaw) who instantly claimed he'd not heard someone utter the band's name since 1983

who were looking to form yet another project and found their muse/fuse in 10-year-old Chandra

" The band was set to return to the stage for a hometown performance at Pitchfork Music Festival this July

Lightnin’ Hopkins

chosen as a Sunday Times book of the year

Recorded in a cold

Songs flit about cockfights

His most recent collection

both in experience & in language