Kevin Devine Reissues Matter Of Time and Brother’s Blood via Bad Timing Records
Pre-Orders For Both Records Available Wednesday, September 30th at 2 PM EST
Kevin Devine will be reissuing his live record Matter Of Time via Bad Timing Records, now on vinyl for the first time ever! The record will be available on October 9th, 2015, with pre-orders available Wednesday, September 30th at 2 PM EST. This live record, originally released as a tour EP in 2012, has been remastered by Jesse Cannon and released with new artwork by the Goddamn Band’s own Chris Bracco. Pre-orders for the vinyl can be found HERE. The album is now digitally available via the Bad Timing Records Bandcamp for $5, or streamable on youtube. Pressing information for Matter Of Time can be found below.
200 – Silver / Orange / Black Swirl (A/B) and Blue w/ White Splatter (C/D)
300 – Half Black / Half Silver w/ Black and Silver Splatter (A/B) and Blue w/ White Splatter (C/D)
500 – Orange w/ Black and Silver Splatter (A/B) and Blue w/ White Splatter (C/D)
At the same time as this reissue, Bad Timing Records has announced the 2nd pressing of Kevin Devine‘s fan favorite album Brother’s Blood. Pressing information for this double LP can be found below.
500 – Blue Blood (A/B) & Blood Red (C/D)
500 – Black
Over the course of 2015, Kevin Devine has been unveiling his Devinyl Splits Series, a six-7″ series featuring Devine teaming up with a different partner every release. So far, the series has included Devine and Matthew Caws of Nada Surf covering each others songs, Devine and Meredith Graves of Perfect Pussy each recording an intimate original song (the first solo song ever released from Graves) and Devine and Tigers Jaw each taking on a song by The Cure. Most recently, he has announced the next two partners, Cymbals Eat Guitars and Owen, as well as a string of shows with all six partners this December. A full list of tour dates can be found below.
Matter Of Time tracklisting:
1. The First Hit
2. Off-Screen
3. The Longer That I’m Out Here
4. Noose Dressed Like A Necklace
5. Just Stay
6. A Story, A Sneak
7. Cotton Crush
8. You’re Trailing Yourself
9. No Time Flat
10. Between The Concrete & Clouds
11. Buried By The Buzz Carnival / Another Bag Of Bones
12. 11-17
13. Brother’s Blood
10/01 – Austin, TX – ACL Festival Late Night Shows*
10/03 – Dallas, TX – Bomb Factory*
10/04 – San Francisco – Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival
10/05 – Little Rock, AZ – Juanita’s%
10/07 – New Orleans, LA – UNO Lakefront Arena
10/08 – Houston, TX – House Of Blues Houston*
10/10 – Columbia, MO – The Blue Note%
10/11 – Nashville, TN – Ryman Auditorium*
12/11 – Brooklyn, NY – The Bell House^
12/12 – Philadelphia, PA – The TLA^
12/13 – Cambridge, MA – The Sinclair^
02/04 – Manchester, UK – Club Academy#
02/05 – Leeds, UK – University#
02/06 – Gateshead, UK – Riverside#
02/07 – Glasgow, UK – Garage#
02/08 – Birmingham, UK – Library#
02/10 – Nottingham, UK – Rescue Room#
02/11 – Cardiff, UK – Globe#
02/12 – Bristol, UK – Marble Factory#
02/13 – Brighton, UK – Concorde 2#
02/14 – Southsea, UK – Wedgewood Rooms#
02/16 – London, UK – Koko
* w/ Brand New, Manchester Orchestra
% w/ Manchester Orchestra
^ Devinyl Splits Performances w/ Matthew Caws (of Nada Surf), Meredith Graves (of Perfect Pussy), Brianna Collins & Ben Walsh (of Tigers Jaw), Cymbals Eat Guitars, Mike Kinsella (of Owen, American Football & Owls), + 1 TBA
# w/ The Front Bottoms
After releasing three consecutive Billboard-200 charting records with 2011’s Between The Concrete And The Clouds and the first two Bad Books albums (Devine’s band with members of Manchester Orchestra), Devine looked to the crowd sourcing website Kickstarter to fund his next two records Bubblegum and Bulldozer. His fans responded – Devine met his $50,000 target funding within only 8 hours of the 45-day campaign, and ultimately fans pitched in to the tune of $115,000, more than double his initial goal. The funds resulted in the simultaneous October 2013 release of Bulldozer, produced by Rob Schnapf (Elliott Smith, Beck and Guided By Voices) and laced with folk-rock and pop ballads, and Bubblegum, a proper rock record produced by Jesse Lacey of Brand New, hooky and fast and wrapped in fuzz & feedback. The two records were Devine’s highest-charting Billboard releases to date.
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