20009

VINYL FORMAT. It's pronounced "Two Thousand-ousand Nine." The new record is about different kinds of love and the astronauts who feel it, what Blaise Cendrars called "the amputees of space." The songs are all taken from The Moon For Its Citizens which is a book lyricist and singer Wallace Cochran wrote. The book will be published by Marriage Publishing House and include a download code for the record. The LP record will include an excerpt from the book. 20009 features Jason Groth, Michael Kapinus and Mark Rice of Magnolia Electric Company, Chris Barth and Aaron Deer of The Impossible Shapes and Jill Sahiba Nielsen-Farrell.