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1.	The Lonely Lord 04:53	buy track
2.	The Bastard 05:46	buy track
3.	Howling Jane 04:00	buy track
4.	Christiana 05:12	buy track
5.	All Of My Friends 04:55	buy track
6.	Awful God 02:35	buy track

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REVEREND GLASSEYE

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These songs were recorded in 2011 in the Lydia House. These tracks were primarily meant to be demos for an upcoming record that vanished once Adam Glasseye moved to India.

This recording, primarily comprised of ballads, is vulnerable, quiet and beautiful, displaying a more comfortable and mature songwriting. It shows a band coming into the comfort of their own sound.

The songs are a product of collaboration between Adam Glasseye, Ryan Rooney, cellist Barbara Arriaga (who has since become the Matron Saint of Reverend Glasseye and cellist Randall Holt.

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released March 24, 2013

Adam Glasseye - Vocals, Guitars, Autoharp
Ryan Rooney - Vocals, Bass, Electric Guitar, Baritone Guitar, Percussion
Barbara Arriaga - Cello, Vocals
Randall Holt - Cello, Vocals
Scott Hinman - Hammond M3, Parlour Organ, Piano
Thom Washburn - Drum Kit

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Samantha X - Flute

Recorded at the Lydia House by Clark Stewart. Mixed and Mastered by Ryan Rooney.

Produced by Ryan Rooney and Adam Glasseye

All songs written by Reverend Glasseye ©2005 Coo-Coo Music ASCAP. All Rights Reserved, except for Lonely Lord, written by Adam Glasseye and Randall Holt.

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Reverend Glasseye Boston, Massachusetts

Founded in 2000, Reverend Glasseye became mainstays of Boston's emerging Cabaret Punk scene, wooing an adoring fanbase with highly arranged music that bordered on the landscapes of the morose and the triumphant. After gaining a worldwide cult following, the band faded into obscurity in Austin Texas, where it has continued to quietly create music, exploring and evolving into a very unique sound. ... more

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