Have U Scanned Ur Club Card?, by The Washboard Abs

Have U Scanned Ur Club Card?

by The Washboard Abs

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Samwell More people need to listen ! Favorite track: Ghosts.

dyl love this record Favorite track: Day Draws Nearer.

Jeremy / HI54LOFI you should add this to your Bandcamp collection for the ace tunes, but also for the helpful reminder to make sure you don't leave the house w/o yr club card Favorite track: Something New.

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1.	Dust 01:37	buy track
2.	Window 03:10	buy track
3.	Sugarskull 02:03	buy track
4.	Groundform 02:15	buy track
5.	Day Draws Nearer 02:59	buy track
6.	Something New 02:46	buy track
7.	Home 02:29	buy track
8.	Fall 01:26	buy track
9.	Hold Me Down 03:26	buy track
10.	Okay 02:49	buy track
11.	Ghosts 01:47	buy track
12.	Ladder 02:14	buy track

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all songs written and recorded by clarke sondermann

miriam vonnahme sings on track 1
angelo vitello plays guitar on track 4 & 11
matilde van fleet sings on track 5
brendan burton plays bass on track 5
mike kaplan yells on track 10

mastered by anton kreuger

cover art by lena hindes & alex fiedler

special thanks to liv, amanda, nat, jacob, kiana, nathan, harm, maddie, & andrew

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released March 18, 2016

The first full-length from The Washboard Abs. Gorgeous, textural bedroom pop from Olympia, Washington. The beginning of something great.

"Sondermann’s music is an entirely captivating affair...not to be ignored but to sit as something of a distant soundtrack, like an old radio waves drifting out of the windows while you idly recline on some rickety old porch." - GoldFlakePaint

"From opening number 'Dust,' straight through closer, 'Ladder,' you are treated to some of the finest pop music you're likely to hear this year." - All Magazine

"Delicate chamber pop for the lost at sea. At once nostalgic, dreamy, ethereal, haunting, and beautiful like a sunset remembered on the last day of something big. Intimate, minimal, and full of wonder." - Cassette Gods

"elegant and melancholic, barren-yet-lush, folksy tunes that call to mind a cluttered old room...Old lovers, past days, dead flowers, new loves yet to come." - Fadeawayradiate's Top 10 Indie Releases of 2016

"a dreamy, raw and emotional sound with gut wrenching lyrics that may lead you to believe The Washboard Abs are wise beyond their years. And perhaps they are." - Next Northwest

"a singer-songwriter who isn't merely content to wallow in melancholy, but who knows enough about human nature and the passing of time to anticipate the future, rather than dread or fear it." - Weekly Volcano

"an album that gently wakes up your senses and makes you feel. For any work of art to accomplish that is surely a home run." - ThrdCoast

"some of the nicest, most heartfelt indie pop around...The Washboard Abs make songs sad and sentimental without ever stepping into melodrama." - Wake the Dead

"Captivating, heartfelt and dreamy, this new cassette, Have U Scanned Ur Club Card? is a soft yet bewitching album." - K Records

"Have U Scanned Ur Club Card gracefully goes through bedroom indie music as Clarke Sondermann sings somber and reflective lyrics" - Melodic Tree's Albums of the Year

"Dry leaves rest in an old wooden boat on a lake made of echoes." - Small Albums

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