Just because uber-prolific Jersey City's art-rock godfathers American Watercolor Movement are no more, doesn't mean you still can't love them like you used to.
The band recently posted their entire back catalog on their website, www.americanwatercolormovement.com
You can score all the band's releases from Perhaps Transparent Records, Royal Rhino Flying Records and those albums they released themselves.
So go there and get some free music. Show those weirdos that you still love them.
Releases are as follows...
And The Maps Came Down, Color Test Vol. 1 - The Sighisoara, Color Test Vol. 2 - The Gawedziarz, Flapjacks, Sunrise and Verne, It Takes Fifteen to Tango in My Book, What Book Do You Read?, THE SHITHOUSE OPERA: Act 1 - Brotherhood of the Sea and the Fucking Machine, Act 2 - The Moustacio Suite, Act 3 - Bury Me Standing Up, Act 4 - The Fool and Bastards and Orphans...
Told you they were prolific.
And if you really need your AWM fix that bad, bass player John W. Fesken is constantly touring the East Coast as one of the nation's premier visual artists...check his site for festival appearances.
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