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Gold Connections - Popular Fiction (CD) (UK Import)

Gold Connections - Popular Fiction (CD) (UK Import)

Artist: Gold Connections

Music Genre: Indie, Rock

Cat No
EHR-030
Released
2018
Pressing
USA
Styles
Indie Rock

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ArtistGold Connections
FormatCD
LabelEggHunt Records
Catalogue no.EHR-030
GenreIndie and Rock
Released11 May 2018
Barcode0754697444257

Gold Connections — Popular Fiction
Format: CD • Label: EggHunt Records (EHR-030) • Released: 2018 • Pressing: USA • Genre: Indie Rock

Tracklist:
1. Icarus
2. New Religion
3. Again Alive
4. Bad Intentions
5. Salt
6. Popular Fiction
7. I Believe in You
8. Isabel
9. Plague 8
10. Desert Land

Imported from the UK.

About the artist

Gold Connections is a VA-based indie rock outfit, melding vintage sounds with punk tenacity.

While the band started at William and Mary among such acts as Car Seat Headrest and Swampblossom, frontman and songwriter Will Marsh relocated to Charlottesville after graduation.

Thanks to a successful crowd-sourcing campaign in Fall 2015, Marsh recorded his debut LP: Popular Fiction. Tracked at Mitch Easter's Fidelitorium Recordings in Kernersville, NC, and produced by Daniel Levi Goans of Lowland Hum, Popular Fiction explores the mystery of nostalgia, religion, and coming-of-age. The record is planned for a Spring 2017 release.

After completing his first LP, Marsh formed the new Gold Connections lineup with Charlottesville High School friends Patrick Haggerty and Noah Rosner. They channel the rawness and immediacy of a homegrown power trio––evoking Neil Young's melodic noise and Television's poetic attack.

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