I Advance Wearing a Mask (PIL002), by Strawberry Hands

I Advance Wearing a Mask (PIL002)

by Strawberry Hands

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Limited Edition Cassette
Cassette + Digital Album
Clear shell in a black case with artwork by Barbara Baum and Howard Brunner. Edition of 50.

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I Advance Wearing a Mask (PIL002) CD-R
Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album
Cardboard case with 4x4 front and back stickers

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1.	Filthy Lucre 03:53	buy track
2.	Jovian Whistlers 03:35	buy track
3.	Death is the Message 03:45	buy track
4.	For Eric 01:24	buy track
5.	Astrolabe or Sextant 02:34	buy track
6.	For Natasha 02:21	buy track
7.	More Weight 02:01	buy track
8.	The Nature of Things 04:28 video	buy track
9.	I Advance Wearing a Mask 03:45	buy track
10.	Brotherfucker 04:28 video	buy track
11.	Hot Moon 05:07 video	buy track

credits

released April 20, 2020

Written, performed, and produced by Jacob Brunner

Assistant recording & mixing engineer: John Custer
Mastering engineer: Jordan Burgis
Assistant producer: Sherie Ruppersberger

Mike Bruno: waterphone on 7; flute on 8
James Christy: bass on 8
Vinny DiGiovannangelo: trumpet on 5 and 7
Richard Finestone: clarinet on 3
Dan Hockstein: pedal steel on 2
Sherie Ruppersberger: backing vocals on 1 and 8
Jesse Sparhawk: harp on 3
Jim Strong: cello on 1 and 11

Recorded between 2013-2014 and 2017-2019 in Philadelphia.

Some lyrics in "Filthy Lucre," "Jovian Whistlers," "Death is the Message," "Astrolabe or Sextant," and "Hot Moon" remix the writings of Norman O. Brown

“For Natasha” samples the Bulgarian Women’s Choir
“More Weight” contains lyrical references to The Crucible by Arthur Miller and sampled dialogue from the 1996 film version
“More Weight” and “Astrolabe or Sextant” contain creative commons samples from freesound.org

Cover image: "JEB 1992" by Barbara Baum, photographed and edited by Howard Brunner