Brooklyn based quartet Conveyor unveiled a video to accompany ‘Woolgatherer’, the single lifted previously from their eponymous debut album, out last summer via Paper Garden Records.
Matthew Thompson directs and you can watch it below.
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Mixtape #28
- David Byrne & St. Vincent – Who
[4AD / Todo Mundo] - Orchestra Of Spheres – Rotate
[Fire Records] - Helado Negro – Mamember
[Asthmatic Kitty] - Ultraísta – Static Light
- Excepter – The Last Dance
[Paw Tracks] - Parenthetical Girls – The Pornographer
[Slender Means Society] - Ribbons- Tongue Med
[Osaka] - Conveyor – Mom Talk
[Paper Garden Records] - Hear Hums – Change [
CRASH SYMBOLS] - Broke For Free – Night Owl
- Bedbury Poly – Cantalus
[Ghost Box] - Sandro Perri – Impossible Spaces
[Constellation Records] - Meth Teeth – Boring Artifacts
[Sweet Rot Records] - Quarto Negro – Luz [self-released]
- Alastair Cameron – Gentle Marimba
Conveyor detail upcoming eponymous debut album
Brooklyn based experimental pop rock quartet Conveyor are set to release their self-titled debut full-length on July 17th via Paper Garden Records.
The album will be available digitally, on CD and on 12″ vinyl and pre-order is now available here.
The 11-track eponymous album includes the shiny single ‘Mane’, posted here last month. ‘Mukraker’ is another single previously released that you’ll find on the album. Enjoy it!
Conveyor drop second single ahead of debut album
Timothy John Masters, Evan Michael Garfield, Gary Alan Busch, Jr., and Michael Ryan Pedron make up Brookyn based quartet Conveyor.
Their yet-to-be-titled debut album will arrive this summer.
The foursome dropped yesterday a second shiny single called ‘Mane’, free to grab here. A limited white 7″ comes out on May 15th via Gold Robot Records and you can pre-order it now. It includes b-side ‘Maine’.
The press release describes ‘Mane’ as “a would’ve/could’ve/should’ve embrace of lost love over a sub-Saharan carousel of acoustic rounds”. B-side ‘Maine’ is described as “the sound of an Acadian lover’s hymn as retold by four somnambulists”.
Enjoy the single.
