The Low Anthem and Iron and Wine to Release Daytrotter Sessions on Vinyl, May 17

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The Low Anthem and Iron and Wine will release their Daytrotter Sessions as a limited-edition, split 12" vinyl on May 17. The LP, limited to 1,000 copies, is being sold exclusively through "mom and pop" record stores, with a few copies available through the Daytrotter website and the bands' websites. This will be the first-ever vinyl release to feature a full Daytrotter Session. The two bands are on tour together now. The Low Anthem's side of the LP features a live performance of six songs from their album Smart Flesh, which Daytrotter proclaimed is "without question a contender for album of the year."

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The Low Anthem and Iron and Wine will release their Daytrotter Sessions as a limited-edition, split 12" vinyl on May 17. The LP, limited to 1,000 copies, is being sold exclusively through "mom and pop" record stores, with a few copies available through the Daytrotter website and via the bands' websites. This will be the first-ever vinyl release to feature a full Daytrotter Session and is being issued as a joint venture from The Low Anthem, Iron and Wine, and Daytrotter.

The two bands got to know each other on the road earlier this year, when Iron and Wine frontman Sam Beam invited The Low Anthem to open their US tour, which continues through April 27. Beam raved about the band's live show in a recent interview, saying "We played some shows in the UK together, and I thought they were great. Last time I saw them, [The Low Anthem's Ben Knox Miller] started doing his feedback loop with his cell phone and the whole crowd. It was beautiful. They're just fun to watch. And their music's great."

The Low Anthem's side of the LP features a live performance of six songs from their latest Nonesuch release, Smart Flesh, which Daytrotter proclaimed is "without question a contender for album of the year."

The split LP will be available via lowanthem.com and ironandwine.com, as well as select indie retailers and through daytrotter.com.

You can hear the original Low Anthem Daytrotter Session here, and the Iron and Wine session here. To pick up a copy of Smart Flesh, head to the Nonesuch Store now.

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The Low Anthem, Iron and Wine: Daytrotter Sessions
  • Wednesday, April 20, 2011
    The Low Anthem and Iron and Wine to Release Daytrotter Sessions on Vinyl, May 17

    The Low Anthem and Iron and Wine will release their Daytrotter Sessions as a limited-edition, split 12" vinyl on May 17. The LP, limited to 1,000 copies, is being sold exclusively through "mom and pop" record stores, with a few copies available through the Daytrotter website and via the bands' websites. This will be the first-ever vinyl release to feature a full Daytrotter Session and is being issued as a joint venture from The Low Anthem, Iron and Wine, and Daytrotter.

    The two bands got to know each other on the road earlier this year, when Iron and Wine frontman Sam Beam invited The Low Anthem to open their US tour, which continues through April 27. Beam raved about the band's live show in a recent interview, saying "We played some shows in the UK together, and I thought they were great. Last time I saw them, [The Low Anthem's Ben Knox Miller] started doing his feedback loop with his cell phone and the whole crowd. It was beautiful. They're just fun to watch. And their music's great."

    The Low Anthem's side of the LP features a live performance of six songs from their latest Nonesuch release, Smart Flesh, which Daytrotter proclaimed is "without question a contender for album of the year."

    The split LP will be available via lowanthem.com and ironandwine.com, as well as select indie retailers and through daytrotter.com.

    You can hear the original Low Anthem Daytrotter Session here, and the Iron and Wine session here. To pick up a copy of Smart Flesh, head to the Nonesuch Store now.

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