Get all 20 Silent Stereo Records releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Presentations of Electrical Confectionery, Let's Get Lost, Silent Stereo Records Christmas Spectacular, Holiday Spider, Marble Mountain Arm of Gold/Ebb Tide Silver Tern, In the End, Anglesea, Superpower, and 12 more.
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Oh Baby
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Jealousy
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Let's Get Lost
03:32
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Bottle Green Room
03:19
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Strange Little Bird
03:54
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Bluebird
03:50
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Missing You
02:41
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Beautiful Day
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Drinking Boogie
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In the Night
03:48
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Crazy
04:19
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Baby Won't You Come Home
05:08
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Silent Stereo Records Jersey City, New Jersey
For over 10 years, Silent Stereo Records has been softly putting out music crafted in the analog tradition. Recording all analog allows the full truth to shine through the miasma of machine-induced night fog. The company fully embodies this statement and the recordings released by Silent Stereo Records are acknowledged by sound engineering authorities as being correct in style and performance. ... more
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