A Bottle House Vernacular

by Brendan Codey

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1.	emery blagdon saves your mortal soul 02:13	info
2.	home of the double headed eagle 02:49	info
3.	junkerhaus lemgo 02:05	info
4.	winnebago steeplejack as the ground rose up and took 03:12
5.	white flag at the woodland palace 01:57
6.	a drunk ernest hupeden, ex-con and painter of certain secrets, walks west 03:40	info

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Recorded throughout January and February, deep into a recent Chicago winter, "a bottle house vernacular," was inspired by certain visionary and outsider artists.

Brendan Codey is a foghorn trigger and rapscallion lover of dusk, five o'clock, and shadow, as well as a multi-instrumentalist and vocalist. Currently, he abides in Philadelphia where he is at work on a new series of singles and/or an EP for release in 2011.

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released November 16, 2010

All songs were written, recorded, and performed by Brendan Codey at home, twenty-seven floors high above the lake well north of downtown Chicago in the "good" park.

Mixed by Zaheer "Ziggy" Elly and Brendan Codey
Mastered by Mark Trewella at Full Circle Mastering

Press copies printed by Kyle Durrie at Power and Light Press.

A special thanks must go to Lisa Stone and Jim Zanzi for getting the wheels on the move, to T. Kochel and Squeezle for using headphones, and to Julianne Ahn for so many things that it's ridiculous.

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