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The Magnolia Electric Co present their third full release of 2005.
Photographer: Mark Rice.
Unknown Contributor Roles: Jason Molina; Jennie Benford; Mike Brenner; Nicole Evans; Jim Grabowski; Jason Groth; Michael Kapinus; Pete Schreiner.
Led by ex-Songs: Ohia frontman Jason Molina, Magnolia Electric Co. play a brand of country-soaked, working-class rock that runs on melancholy and muscle. This five-song release leads off with "How To Love a Man," the first single from the band's full-length debut, WHAT COMES AFTER THE BLUES. Four other tracks (some produced by Steve Albini), including a cover of Warren Zevon's "Werewolves of London," round out the EP, and provide a tantalizing taste of this group's sweet, reflective brand of indie Americana.
Magnolia Electric Co.: Mark Rice, Mike Brenner, Jason Groth, Jennie Benford, Nicole Evans, Michael Kapinus, Jason Molina, Jim Grabowski, Peter Schreiner.
Recording information: Echo Park Studios, Bloomington, IN; Electrical Audio, Chicago, IL.
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