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Foxhole: Well Kept Thing - VINYL LPTitle: Well Kept Thing Artist: Foxhole Label: Burnt Toast Vinyl Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 798154874249 Genre: Pop Release Date: 2018 09 28 Number of Discs: 1 Additional Details: DIGITAL DOWNLOAD CARD Blistering drums, masterful melodic interplay, dynamic composition and a distinct smattering of brass these are the defining qualities of Foxhole, a post rock group of limited output but surprising longevity. And on their third proper album, Well Kept
Title: Well Kept ThingArtist: Foxhole
Label: Burnt Toast Vinyl
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 798154874249
Genre: Pop
Release Date: 2018-09-28
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: DIGITAL DOWNLOAD CARD
Blistering drums, masterful melodic interplay, dynamic composition and a distinct smattering of brass - these are the defining qualities of Foxhole, a post-rock group of limited output but surprising longevity. And on their third proper album, Well Kept Thing, the band builds on their diverse foundation to deliver a (mostly) instrumental album for the ages. Written across 12 years, five states and three countries, Well Kept Thing is a sonic autobiography, telling the story of a band growing up and journeying apart, while fighting against distance and the demands of adulthood to preserve their friendship. The beginnings of the album lay in Bowling Green, a midsize Kentucky town where the members met as teenagers nearly two decades earlier. Those threads are laid bare in the album's oldest track, "Noble Scales," a cavernous post-rock ode with a linear build punctuated by an iconic guitar riff; one of the few tracks to have been written with the members together in a single location, it's name honors the late Jason Noble, a fellow Kentuckian whose bands Rodan, Shipping News and Rachel's were formative to Foxhole's sound, and to the region's distinct musical stylings. Formed around the turn of the century, Foxhole has released three proper albums. Their full-length debut, 2004's We The Wintering Tree, (Selah Records; reissued in 2008 on Burnt Toast Vinyl) would go on to acclaim from post-rock and experimental publications as one of the best albums released that year, and tracks from it can still be heard behind television shows, skateboard videos, and NPR segments. The year 2006 brought Push/Pull (Burnt Toast Vinyl), a five-track album inspired by a friend lost at sea. Push/Pull saw a tighter focus, with emphasis on composition and a rich sonic range, and the band toured to support the album off and on for the next couple years. On Sept 28th, 2018, Foxhole will release their new LP - the culmination of more than a decade of writing, recording, revising and waiting. Well Kept Thing, indeed.1. After the Walk (3:37) 2. Count Basie and His Daughter's Shoes (4:59)3. Noble Scales (4:29) 4. Something or Other (3:12)5. Gottlieb Deux (2:19)6. Enlist Now (3:20)Side B1. Gottlieb's Dragon (4:53)2. Calm Blood (5:10)3. Supermonster (5:56)4. Eight Belles at Midnight (2:34)5. Pine Resin Transfer Amber Hands (4:16)
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★★★★★ 5
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★★★★★ 5
Post-COVID Sock Hunt: Finally a Win
Size: Medium, Color: (001) Black / Black / White
Ever since COVID, I haven’t been able to find a pair of socks that hold up for more than a few months. Brands like UA, Adidas, and others seem to have cut corners—likely in response to inflation—by downgrading materials and labor rather than raising prices. The result? Socks that wear thin, rip easily, or lose shape fast.
These, however, have been a pleasant surprise. I’ve been wearing them for a few weeks and so far, they’re holding strong. You can tell some cost-saving measures were still made—certain areas feel slightly thinner—but overall, the construction is solid.
A key win: they stay on. These are ankle socks (not “no-shows”), and they hug the ankle securely. That’s a huge plus in a world where most post-COVID no-shows slide off halfway through the day.
We may never get back to the pre-COVID quality standards without paying a premium, but for now, these are a reliable choice.
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★★★★★ 5
Great Quality and Stylish
Size: Large, Color: (001) Black / Black / White
Exactly what I was looking for. I don’t like socks that are no-show that your ankles rub on the shoe. These are taller than that but shorter than socks that go up and over the ankle. They’re comfortable, good quality, and pretty thick. They’re form fitting m, but not compression. I dint like compression socks, and these are tight, but not too tight.
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