Name: Holiday Camp
Brand: Those Pretty Wrongs

Bonus disc

Bonus disc: No

Catalogue number

LP-CURED-024

Colour

Black

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Download code: No

Rough Trade Exclusive

Rough Trade Exclusive: No

Extended format

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Format Music US

Limited edition

Release date

2023-03-31

Signed copies

Signed copies: No

Supplier US

Redeye

Tax rate US

Sales:8.875

UPC / Barcode

850014131647

Total Cap

Black LP

LP-CURED-024sign

Extended format: Yes

Signed by the band!

2023-04-18

Signed copies: Yes

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Black LP | Signed Copy

Artist

Those Pretty Wrongs

Genre US

Rock-Pop

Label US

Curation Records

Jody Stephens, the former drummer of Big Star, has teamed up with Luther Russell to form a new duo called Those Pretty Wrongs. A few years ago, Stephens was asked to play music at screenings of the documentary *Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me*. Impressed by his talent, he invited Russell, former frontman of the '90s L.A. band the Freewheelers, to join him. Together, they create captivating music that resonates with fans old and new.

Those Pretty Wrongs draw inspiration from a diverse range of artists including *The No Ones*, *Bennett Wilson Poole*, and *Chris Stamey*. Their unique sound combines elements of folk rock and indie pop, resulting in heartfelt melodies and thought-provoking lyrics. With their musical prowess and undeniable chemistry on stage, this duo is quickly gaining recognition in the industry.

If you're a fan of bands like *Hollow Hand*, *Dropkick*, or *Eyelids*, then you'll definitely want to check out Those Pretty Wrongs. Their music captures the essence of classic rock while adding a contemporary twist. Whether you're listening to their studio recordings or catching them live in concert, prepare to be captivated by their infectious energy and undeniable talent.

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Holiday Camp finds more than a few friends turning up to lace songs with their contributions. Recorded from their own homestudios, string arrangements from Chris Stamey, moog from Wilco’s Patrick Sansone, and glockenspiel from Mitch Easter allbolster the record’s mercurial grace. The physical distance does little to dampen the sense of communal ease that holds tightat the album’s core.With shades of home-grown Memphis power pop, nods to Apple Records alums, and an appeal that trickles down to fans ofopen-hearted pop from Emmit Rhodes to The Elephant 6, Those Pretty Wrongs draw the listener into an environment that’sfamiliar and fragrant. Luther’s arrangements have a timeless temperance that wraps around the listener. Jody’s songwriting isas honest as ever. It’s a hand reaching out in the darkness, and a shoulder cry on. From the sunset serenity of “NewSeptember Song,” to the pastoral chamber folk of “Brother, My Brother,” the songs blanket the listener in a bittersweetbliss. Jody and Luther’s harmonies have taken on a sublime alchemy. Like lost brothers found once more, they weave wonderinto the pensive meditations on “This Painted Sky,” and the hopeful send-off of “The Way,” With their full catalog in thesteady hands of Curation, the band members find themselves poised to re-examine their past while excited to enter a new erawith their most affecting album on the way.

Holiday Camp

Music US