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At the Record Store 2/21
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February 21, 2012, 6:59 am
There may not be a bunch of big names this week, but still lots of reasons to head to your local record store ~ Jason Miller
Josh Ritter - Bringing in the Darlings: I personally think that Josh Ritter is one of the most talented current songwriters around. This may only be an EP, but I'm sure it's still worth a few of your hard earned dollars. It features the song "Why" as heard on the show Parenthood.
Damien Jurado - Maraqopa: First thing's first. I don't think I can produce the title of this album. A "Q" will always throw me off. In other news, Damien is coming to the Bing Lounge on tomorrow (2/22). Buying this will be good preparation.
Cursive - I am Gemini: Awesome indie rock from Omaha (which is somewhere in middle America). I've been a fan of Cursive since they released "The Ugly Organ." Expect very quirky rock, never boring.
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