KNIFE013: Rosemary Krust 7" now available on dull knife

[dull knife]

http://www.dullkniferecords.com/2009/01/rosemary-krust-bernt-anker-7.html

KNIFE013 Rosemary Krust - Bernt Anker 7"

4 songs of noisy, delicate, barely there pop songs--all hanging
together by a thread. The Baltimore duo of Katherine Plummer and
William Hardy have a sound that harkens back to a time when twee
wasn't a bad word and lo-fi wasn't marketing jargon. Rosemary Krust
seemlesly blend the fuzz and fumble of Charalambides with the naive
pop of Beat Happening, finding their own charming niche. They've even
been referred to as an American version of Garbage & The Flowers,
which certainly isn't a bad thing. 300 hand-numbered copies.

Copies will ship this weekend.

You can order here: http://www.dullkniferecords.com/2009/01/rosemary-krust-bernt-anker-7.html

USA: $5.50 PPD
CAN/MEX: $6.50 PPD
WORLD: $8.50 PPD

Thanks!

[dull knife]

We had some website difficulties, but the site is functioning properly
again. If you weren't able to order earlier, everything should work
properly now. Thanks!

On Sep 29, 7:24 am, dull knife <dullknifeproj...@gmail.com> wrote:
> http://www.dullkniferecords.com/2009/01/rosemary-krust-bernt-anker-7....

>
> KNIFE013 Rosemary Krust - Bernt Anker 7"
>
> 4 songs of noisy, delicate, barely there pop songs--all hanging
> together by a thread.  The Baltimore duo of Katherine Plummer and
> William Hardy have a sound that harkens back to a time when twee
> wasn't a bad word and lo-fi wasn't marketing jargon.  Rosemary Krust
> seemlesly blend the fuzz and fumble of Charalambides with the naive
> pop of Beat Happening, finding their own charming niche.  They've even
> been referred to as an American version of Garbage & The Flowers,
> which certainly isn't a bad thing.  300 hand-numbered copies.
>
> Copies will ship this weekend.
>

> You can order here:http://www.dullkniferecords.com/2009/01/rosemary-krust-bernt-anker-7....