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Car Seat Headrest
Teens Of Style Lp
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Vinyl LP pressing includes digital download. Car Seat Headrest is the project of Seattle singer/songwriter Will Toledo. With a vision that is both sweeping in scope and intimately personal, Car Seat Headrest embodies the DIY ethos at it's best. Car Seat Headrest began in 2010 in Will's hometown of Leesburg, Virginia. Needing a place of solitude (and soundproofing) where he could record his often frantic vocals undisturbed, a 17-year old Will set up shop in the family car (hence the name). From this humble origin, he has since built up a catalogue of staggering breadth and depth. In the last five years there have been over ten releases under the Car Seat Headrest name, one of which exceeds two hours in length. While the songs of Car Seat Headrest are often long and complex, they are anchored by irresistible melodies and a piercing emotional directness. Dispersed across the globe, the CSH fanbase is the definition of a cult following: several thousand internet denizens who deeply connect with Will's intensely honest and unfiltered approach to writing and performing. With the release of Teens of Style, expect that number to greatly expand. This is Car Seat Headrest's first release on Matador Records.
- First Released: 2015
- Label: Matador--Ada--
11 tracks, 1 side
Side 1
- Sunburned Shirts
- The Drum
- Something Soon
- No Passion
- Times To Die
- Psst, Teenagers, Take Off Your Clothes
- Strangers
- Maud Gone
- Los Borrachoes (I Don't Have Any Hope Left, But the Weather Is Nice)
- Bad Role Models, Old Idols Exhumed (Psst, Teenagers, Put Your Clothes Back On)
- Oh! Starving