Name: Provincetown
Brand: Man On Man

Bonus disc

Bonus disc: No

Catalogue number

PRC477LP

Colour

Blue

Colour details

Discogs ID

Format multiplier

Download code

Download code: Yes

Rough Trade Exclusive

Rough Trade Exclusive: No

Extended format

Extended format: No

Format detail

Housed in Gatefold Sleeve.

Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2023-06-23

Signed copies

Signed copies: No

Supplier GB

Tax rate GB

Standard:20

UPC / Barcode

0644110047717

Total Cap

Blue LP

Artist

Man On Man

Genre GB

Alternative / Modern

Label GB

Polyvinyl

Polyvinyl is an independent label based in Champaign, Illinois. Founded in 1996 by Matt Lunsford and Darcie Knight Lunsford, the label has become a respected name in the music industry. With a diverse roster of talented *artists* and *performers*, Polyvinyl has established itself as a hub for innovative and boundary-pushing music.

Over the years, Polyvinyl has released albums from a wide range of genres including indie rock, pop, punk, electronic, and more. The label's commitment to quality and artistic integrity is evident in every release they put out. They have consistently championed emerging artists who push the boundaries of their respective genres.

In addition to releasing music, Polyvinyl also offers a variety of merchandise options for fans to support their favorite *artists*. From vinyl records to t-shirts and posters, there is something for everyone. The label's online store provides a convenient way for fans to discover new music while directly supporting the artists they love.

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For&nbsp;Man on Man, the duo of boyfriends&nbsp;Roddy Bottum&nbsp;(Imperial Teen,&nbsp;Faith No More) and&nbsp;Joey Holman&nbsp;(Holman), 2021 was a monumental year. Without knowing exactly what they were making the year prior, the couple had recorded a batch of songs while traveling across the country to be with their ailing mothers during the pandemic, both of whom passed away in the span of just 6 months. The songs that came out during this time celebrated the love they have for each other while championing the queer scenes they surround themselves with. They are deeply intentional and their overall message is rooted in the Queer experience – songs about gay love, pride, acceptance, self-empowerment, and appropriation. The tracks would eventually appear on their self-titled debut album, which instantly garnered critical acclaim in outlets such as&nbsp;Paste,&nbsp;them, and&nbsp;Rolling Stone, who called it “a new type of queer anthem that celebrates body image and diversity, while also remaining ironic and subversive."&nbsp;

On the band’s second album,&nbsp;Provincetown, Bottum and Holman sharpened their songwriting and production choices with an adrenalized agenda. Mixed by&nbsp;Steven James Aguilar&nbsp;(The Head and the Heart, Moby), the album is more focused and cohesive, showcasing themes of encouragement and support for the queer community in ways that may be seen as provocative or unorthodox - it’s loud and abrasive rock music with a message. Standouts like “Showgirls” and “Take It From Me'' reinforce the band’s inspiring sense of confidence and love for their community, while tracks like “Piggy” and “Hush (featuring&nbsp;J Mascis)” feature intense and biting distortion that elevates the album’s energy and strong throughline. If&nbsp;Man on Man introduced the world to the gay anthems of two supportive lovers,&nbsp;Provincetown&nbsp;turns it up a notch - M.O.M. are taking risks, putting themselves out there and shouting for what they believe in.&nbsp;

Provincetown

Music GB