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The Scrapes - Electric Mourning Blues

by The Scrapes

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The Scrapes debut album-proper Electric Mourning Blues. 9 offerings to the gods of apocalypse.
Available in CD form ($15 AUD) (just barely) from planetofthescrapes.blogspot.com.au
AND All Is Number Records: allisnumber.us
Also available in limited and no doubt hard to find numbers at independent stores in Australia, US, UK and HK.
Available at all fine digital retailers.

Praise from the Archdrude:

"Next, the Scrapes are back with another fucking downer delight to suit your every suicide. Just one year after reviewing their self-titled debut album (see Drudion June 2009CE), violinist Adam Cadell and guitarist Ryan Potter have returned with nine brand new meditations for our delectation; nine ripe-to-the-point of overcast medications for e. guitar & violin, all collected together under the name of ELECTRIC MOURNING BLUES, stuff to drench the listeners’ synapses with a veritable virus of sadness and doom weepage. Far better than last year’s excellent debut, ELECTRIC MOURNING BLUES still sounds like Overhang Party playing the downer bits of the Doctors of Madness, but even more so. And that’s a fucking Useful thing to be hefting our way. Thanks may be sent to these druids at (www.myspace.com/planetofthescrapes), and score your own copy of this suck-u-lent work for the excellent artwork also."
- JULIAN COPE www.headheritage.co.uk

A Planet of the Scrapes release with US/Digital distribution from All Is Number Records.
Copyright The Scrapes 2010

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released May 1, 2010

Adam Cadell - violin
Ryan Potter - guitar, diddley bow
Production, engineering and mastering - Bryce Moorehead at Zero Interference Studios, Bowen Hills, Brisbane
Artwork - Kim B. Cadell, copyright Kim B. Cadell 2010

All works copyright The Scrapes 2010

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