Home converged in the Devils Isle WetLab Studio to record the skeleton tracks of Home XVII and then embarked on a leisurely summer of overdubbery, during which they tackled the long-overdue task of digitizing and mastering their first eight albums which had dangerously oxidized in a Makers Mark wooden box for nearly 15 years.

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The Home Boxset: I-VIII The Home Boxset began unitentionally in 1991 when Eric Morrison and Andrew Deutsch, sharing a small apartment in Tampa, Florida, began to use a shared Radio Shack 'supertape' to mix down their latest songs. When the tape was filled, it seemed to fill at least the technical definition of an album and 20 cassette copies were dubbed. These were loaded up into a candy jar, placed on the counter of Blue Chair Music in Tampa and sold for a dollar (which also gave you the right to grab s...   [ read more ]

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Expertly produced by David Fridmann, Home's release of XIV is a near note-perfect experimental pop album. Effortlessly jumping from excellent piano-driven ballads like the weary "Chicago," which almost recalls the Kinks, to Flaming Lips-like psychedelic rock on "The Fable of Salty Water" and "Aguirre (exterior)," the expansive aural landscape is remarkably accessible. While there is certainly a progressive rock element at work here, Home is also more than capable of rocking with ...   [ read more ]

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