Red Velvet Werewolf
by The Little Black Bottles
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The Devil Takes a Girl
03:30
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The Bod Song
04:35
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Logan 5
03:31
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Ginger Snaps
03:43
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Unlucky in Love
04:27
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Carrie White
02:57
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Letter to Miguel
04:05
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Baby
02:33
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Pretty Horses Nightmare
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about
"Red Velvet Werewolf" is a compilation of the first two albums released by The Little Black Bottles, "Werewolf of Moncton" and "Let Them Eat Red Velvet Cake", as well as the single "Baby".
Werewolf of Moncton
The first release from North Bend, WA's The Little Black Bottles, "The Werewolf of Moncton EP" includes two of the full band's songs, as well as three earlier songs recorded by Jackie and Myke. The subject matter covers the horror/scifi subject matter that the band has become known for.
Let Them Eat Red Velvet Cake
Over two years in the making, Let Them Eat Red Velvet Cake delves deeper into the topics that The Little Black Bottles are known for exploring. The band started recording the album as a two-piece, then were joined by Jamie Thompson on bass. Jamie soon moved to drums and Joy Wood stepped into the bass role. In the fall of 2010, the band decided to scrap the existing tracks and retrack from scratch with the new lineup. Shortly after finishing tracking, Jamie and Joy left the band, leaving Myke and Jackie the only memebers once again. The songs on this release represent the band's 4-piece lineup from 2010 and was recorded, produced and mixed by the band in a cold basement in the wee hours of the night.
Werewolf of Moncton
The first release from North Bend, WA's The Little Black Bottles, "The Werewolf of Moncton EP" includes two of the full band's songs, as well as three earlier songs recorded by Jackie and Myke. The subject matter covers the horror/scifi subject matter that the band has become known for.
Let Them Eat Red Velvet Cake
Over two years in the making, Let Them Eat Red Velvet Cake delves deeper into the topics that The Little Black Bottles are known for exploring. The band started recording the album as a two-piece, then were joined by Jamie Thompson on bass. Jamie soon moved to drums and Joy Wood stepped into the bass role. In the fall of 2010, the band decided to scrap the existing tracks and retrack from scratch with the new lineup. Shortly after finishing tracking, Jamie and Joy left the band, leaving Myke and Jackie the only memebers once again. The songs on this release represent the band's 4-piece lineup from 2010 and was recorded, produced and mixed by the band in a cold basement in the wee hours of the night.
credits
released March 5, 2013
Performance credits:
Jackie Fedyk - lyrics, vocals, ukulele
Myke Fedyk - vocals, guitar, autoharp, bongos, percussion, keys, harmonica, stylophone
Joy Wood - bass, vocals
Jamie Thompson - drums, percussion
Greg Rothe - saxophone on Zombie Romance (LTERVC)
Production Credits:
Produced and engineered by Myke Fedyk at JoeSuspense Recordings (joesuspense.com)
Mike Bruce (Auricle Mastering) - mastering
Album Artwork: Leslie Nan Moon (lesliemoon.wordpress.com)
Performance credits:
Jackie Fedyk - lyrics, vocals, ukulele
Myke Fedyk - vocals, guitar, autoharp, bongos, percussion, keys, harmonica, stylophone
Joy Wood - bass, vocals
Jamie Thompson - drums, percussion
Greg Rothe - saxophone on Zombie Romance (LTERVC)
Production Credits:
Produced and engineered by Myke Fedyk at JoeSuspense Recordings (joesuspense.com)
Mike Bruce (Auricle Mastering) - mastering
Album Artwork: Leslie Nan Moon (lesliemoon.wordpress.com)
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The Little Black Bottles Fort Collins, Colorado
The Little Black Bottles are a horro folk-rock band hailing from the foothills of the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. The subjects of their songs range from horror and science fiction literature/movies to innocent love songs. Their musical style is heavily folk and rock influenced but varies as much as the subject matter. ... more
discography
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Sep 2015 -
Dec 2013 -
Mar 2013
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