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1. Los Papas
The first track recorded for the album. Mostly concerns itself with art vs. commerce/media and the ecstasy of hopelessness.
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2. Jeff
THIS TRACK ORIGINALLY APPEARED IN The Lifted Brow, "Atlas," 2H 2009. In addition, it would not have existed without the inspiration that it's inclusion therein created.
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3. HB0
This song has alternately been entitled "The Devil..." and "The Devil Gets His Due," for (I suppose) obvious reasons... and actually it was called "Hudson Hawk" at some point as well. I guess I just...
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4. Indigo Ink
Sorry I just keep giving stories about previous names... it's become apparent that naming has been a conundrum w/r/t this album's development. Gonna unpack that. Oh yeah this song was called "No...
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5. The Will of John Roach
I always ask people after they hear this song "Do you think you just listened to a rap song?" And everybody says no. But everybody is wrong.
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6. Thessaloniki
Please excuse the lack of a required diacritical mark in the song's title. Said diacriticism would simply blow your music appliance's solid state brain to little bits.
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7. High Touch Consumer Wizard
It's not like sequels, direct or indirect, are such a bold new move for the Gray Gee Double U brand. But this one is pretty precise and meaningful, even if those two adjectives don't mean anything in...
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8. The Passion
I listened to this track the most in the lead-up to this album's release, according to my various play count tracking cookie infrastructures. Perhaps that is because it is the shortest? Or is it...
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9. These Things Are Nice...
I don't think your puny ID3.5 technology can handle the ellipsis at the end of this song's title. On top of that, it comes to a proper head/end and thus the ellipsis is misleading. However, the...
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