Vol. I, II

Vol. I, IIIt was never intended to get this far. Endless Boogie had been a band for six years when they were invited by Slint to play the All Tomorrow's Parties festival in the UK. Up to that point, they had been perfectly content existing only at their weekly Lower East Side rehearsals (and the occasional New York City show). At the time, Jesper Eklow and Mark Ohe worked at Matador Records, and word had begun to spread about the Art Departments band. They

traditional music

or The Pop Group gone chill

Domino and Touch & Go

I partook of the crop

like splitting an atom or finding infinity in the distance from one to zero

**Limited to 300 copies**

we can surmise by title 6 ('Jeerson County') the end is near

'Library music’ is a trove of anonymously produced sound that can be plundered for any kind of use and Elkington

recorded in Toronto with producer Ben Whiteley (The Weather Station)

You’re Going To Need Somebody

Although still primarily composed of acoustic guitar

the final studio album from Michael Hurley