Remind me of an very special event 2015. 

Order The Line / Stay With Us 7" Vinyl
Canada: http://lastgang.myshopify.com/collections/music-vinyl/products/the-line-stay-with-us-7
USA:http://shop.grandjurymusic.com/collections/frontpage/products/seoul-the-line-stay-with-us-7-pre-order
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Order I Become A Shade LP!!!
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USA Vinyl + CD: smarturl.it/shadephysical
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FALL USA + CANADA TOUR DATES
ticket links: http://seoulmtl.tumblr.com/post/125853562870/the-bad-news-is-the-font-is-so-small-the-good

9/6 - Rouyn-Noranda, QC -Agora des Arts
9/9 - Winnipeg, MB - The Goodwill
9/10 -Saskatoon, SK - Amigo's
9/11 - Edmonton, AB - The Mercury
9/12 - Calgary, AB - Palomino
9/17 - Vancouver, BC - Fortune
9/18 - Victoria, BC - Rifflandia Festival
9/20 - Seattle, WA - The Vera Project
9/21 - Portland, OR - Mississippi Studios ^
9/23 - San Francisco, CA - Bottom Of The Hill ^
9/24 - Los Angeles, CA - The Echo
9/25 - La Jolla, CA - UC San Diego - The Loft ^ 
9/26 - Phoenix, AZ - The Rebel Lounge ^
9/29 - Dallas, TX - DADA ^
9/30 - Austin, TX - North Door ^
10/3 - Atlanta, GA - Drunken Unicorn ^
10/4 - Chapel Hill, NC - Local 506 ^
10/5 - Washington, DC - U Street Music Hall ^ 
10/7 - Pittsburgh, PA - Spirit ^
10/8 - Philadelphia, PA - The Barbary ^
10/9 - Allston, MA - Great Scott ^
10/10 - Brooklyn, NY - Rough Trade ^
10/12 - Cleveland, OH - Beachland Tavern ^
10/13 - Chicago, IL - Empty Bottle ^
10/16 - Windsor, ON - Grand Ball Room @ Water’s Edge *
10/17 - Hamilton, ON - Dundas Montessori *
10/18 - Waterloo, ON - Starlight *
10/19 - London, ON - Music Hall *
10/23 - Halifax, NS - Halifax Pop Explosion *
10/24 - Halifax, NS - Halifax Pop Explosion *
10/25 - St. John’s, NL - Mighty Pop * SOLD OUT
10/26 - St. John’s, NL - Mighty Pop *
10/28 - Quebec City, QC - Le Cercle #
10/29 - Montreal, QC - Bar Le Ritz
10/30 - Toronto, ON - Adelaide Hall^
^ With Young Ejecta  
* With STARS
# With Rich Aucoin

Stay With Us

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8th track off "Miracle Mile"
http://www.polyvinylrecords.com/store/index.php?id=2301

Kahlil Gibran

Working under the name Craft Spells, Stockton, Calif.'s Justin Vallesteros makes music for bedsitters who dream about being social. Though often addressed to a love interest either real or imagined, Idle Labor is above all a lonely album that rarely betrays its origin as a solo project. Sonically it recalls Wild Nothing it the way it mines a large swath of 1980s synth pop, but its clear emotional tenor gives it a distinguishing perspective and personality.
Idle Labor exists in a time frame best described by the title of its ebullient centerpiece-- "After the Moment". These are sketches of romantic problems and solutions with the wounds still fresh and the thoughts uncensored. Taken as a whole, it could be read as a narrative following Vallesteros from heartbreak to infatuation and back, a few months' worth of romantic uncertainty boiled down to a taut and hooky album.
In a maundering yearn somewhere between Jens Lekman and Ian Curtis, Vallesteros introduces himself as a lovelorn melodramatist over sunstroked, near-Balearic pop. But as the narrative begins to hint at physical contact, the music works in lockstep, and Vallestreros builds tracks more as a dance producer than a singer-songwriter. And that's where he hits his stride-- while his vocals remain a central fixture, the post-punk mordancy is softened by locomotive arrangements that stack synth pads, ringing guitar, and primitive drum programming.
"Party Talk" starts a mid-album mini-suite with Vallesteros as a nebbishy Woody Allen character trying to decode a mutual romantic connection from casual conversation. But he leaps forward during the upbeat "From the Morning Heat", and by the fantastic morning-after celebration "After the Moment", something has apparently clicked; Vallesteros repeats the chorus as if he knows it's the best he's written.
The emotional high is predictably short-lived, and even within its brief half-hour runtime, more than a few of the melodies take detours and left turns. "The Fog Rose High" has the feel of a gothier Beach Fossils, while the anodyne dream-pop scruff of "You Should Close the Door" could have been a Radio Dept. B-side. But as with so many bedroom auteurs' debuts, it's tough to separate the creation from the creator, and Idle Labor shows the promise of a precocious songwriter who isn't claiming to have anything totally figured out just yet.

Craft Spells -  After the Moment

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Day Wave - Come Home Now 7"
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released Nov 6th 2015

bone white vinyl limited to 150 - smarturl.it/daywavewhitevinyl
black vinyl limited to 350 - http://smarturl.it/daywavert

iTunes - smarturl.it/daywave.itunes
Spotify US - smarturl.it/spotifyus
Spotify UK - smarturl.it/daywavespotifyuk

Tracklisting:
1. Come Home Now
2. You Are Who You are

Day Wave - Come Home Now

https://itunes.apple.com/ru/album/were-not-just-friends-single/id1037361830

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"Starting Again": https://ffm.to/startingagain

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