This Texas band evolved quickly, and recorded what would be their breakthrough, Those Who Tell The Truth Shall Die, Those Who Tell The Truth Shall Live Forever" less than a year after 2000's How Strange Innocence, which was limited to 300 CDRs, produced to sell on the road. They then scored a major motion picture about west Texas high school football (Friday Night Lights) starring Billy Bob Thornton and Tim McGraw and are now one of the most loved instrumental bands around. The original CDRs fetch over $20...   [ read more ]

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Lau derette's inaugural release documents the work of Connie Converse, a truly unique songwriter who left behind a haunting body of music after her disappearance in 1974. Around 1949, Elizabeth "Connie" Converse dropped out of Mt. Holyoke College and moved to New York City to make her way as a musician. Over the course of the next decade, she wrote and recorded a body of truly unique, plaintive, and haunting work. Some songs she recorded herself in her Greenwich Village apartment, others were recorded b...   [ read more ]

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