VINYL FORMAT. Polyvinyl classic available on vinyl for the first time! Limited to 2000 copies. Includes MP3 download. Hailing from Brooklyn-by-way-of-Austin (and sounding like a much more excited Spoon with a Casio), Volcano play unconventional, short pop songs. Three players all singing; a keyboard, a guitar, a double bass drum, but no bass. An energetic, catchy debut recorded by Andy Sharp (Mates of State).

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