
Originally, Pollard mapped out one double album at around 30 songs or so, but after listening to the running order he put together, he started to notice how if you split these songs up in a certain way, it would make more sense. Coast is named after a song Bob previewed on his short lived tour last fall, that got relegated to a b-side on his in progress 7" singles series. It's what last year's Normal Happiness was thought to be: a nice collection of pop songs that gel together smoothly and swiftly. Gargoyle, on the other hand, has some murkier numbers, with songs that make sharp turns and twists in their two and three minute durations. To celebrate both of these albums, the Coast To Coast Carpet Of Love tour was announced yesterday.
Pack your bags, and get ready to go:
11.30 Chicago, IL @ Metro (Tickets on sale tomorrow at 10AM via Ticketmaster)
12.01 Newport, KY @ Southgate House (Tickets on sale now)
Longtime fan of Bob and someone I know, Mr. Marc Beck has put together a video for Gargoyle's standout track, "Shadow Port." It's cool as it uses nothing but collages that Bob has made throughout the years. It's very cool.
Stream: Coast To Coast Carpet Of Love & Standard Gargoyle Decisions [Here] // [Buy Here]
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The dude is totally right, and there is no suspicion.
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