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What Are They Saying Is the Ptc by Pink Trash Can (Cassette, 2022)

Rarewaves Canada (148892)

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C $39.14

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About this product

Product Identifiers

Record LabelPost Present Medium, Pptm

UPC0795853951424

eBay Product ID (ePID)22055302899

Product Key Features

Release Year2022

FormatCassette

GenreRock

ArtistPink Trash Can

Release TitleWhat Are They Saying Is the Ptc

Dimensions

Item Height0.66 in

Item Weight0.12 lb

Item Length4.36 in

Item Width3.68 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks12

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Tracks1.1 Midnight 1.2 Sacred Hoops 1.3 Tupelo's Raft 1.4 Saucy View 1.5 Lawn Mower 1.6 Really Hot 1.7 Humming Along 1.8 Colored Bells 1.9 Breakfast 1.10 CBD 1.11 Dolly 1.12 Thresher

Number of Discs1

NotesCASSETTE. What are they saying is the PTC? That appropriated question is the title of the debut long player from Pink Trash Can, a collaborative project from Sophie Weil (Syko Friend), Robbie Cody (Behavior, Wand) and Evan Burrows (Behavior, Wand). Tracked in March, 2020 and assembled over the following year in their shared Los Angeles home, "What are they saying..." is an unwitting effusion of pyrite tears, plucked up and hung like little tongues in the mouths of cartoon bells. Lysergic in it's free associations, grounded in it's emphatic sense of location, this record is shaky close-up video rendered in big, shivering, painted pixels. This record is a mammoth sunflower growing beside a Direct TV dish, both of their wide open faces searching the empty sky for sunlight and signal. This record is a lullaby you hear behind the door of someone else's room as you pad through the dawnlit house in muddy slippers. This record arrives by delivery, wrapped in a Jolly Roger flag with Joe Cool smiling where a skull should be suspended above two crossed bones. There's a note still barely attached to the package with Scotch tape, typewritten in all caps on bootleg company stationary: "NO DEAL"