Comes in Nines, by Uncle Bengine and the Restraining Orders

Comes in Nines

by Uncle Bengine and the Restraining Orders

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Comes in Nines (CD)

comes in a full color 6 panel digipack case, designed and laid out by Jeff Guinn. Shipped with a handwritten note and other goodies.

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1.	Bootleggers (free) 02:35	download
2.	Covered in Sin 04:16	download
3.	March to the Sea 02:25	download
4.	The Reason I Leave 03:52	download
5.	Jesse Lee and Daniel D 05:26	download
6.	Devil's Blood 05:44	download
7.	Worldly Sin 02:53	download
8.	Comes in Nines 02:38	download
9.	Standing in the Rain 03:25	download

about

Uncle Bengine and the Restraining Orders return with the 9-song release “Comes in Nines” and a solidified full-band line up. Expanding on the lo-fi folk elements of Schlabach's first cassette, "They Grow up so Fast,” Uncle Bengine and the Retraining Orders have shifted settings from the front porch to dimly lit, alcohol drenched basements. Expanding on the thoughts and stories that continually swirl through his conscious, Schlabach presents his dialogue in a realm somewhere between fantasy and a late night bar room conversation.

credits

released 08 November 2011
Ben Schlabach - Acoustic Guitar, Vocals, Electric Guitar on tracks 2,4,8
Jason Summer - Pedal Steel Vocals
Nicklaus Combs - Drums on tracks 1,3,5,6,7,9
John Hostetter - Bass, Vocals, Drums on tracks 2,4,8

Tracks 1,3,5,6,7,9
Recorded in the Spring of 2011 at the Acorn Warehouse in Harrisonburg VA

Recorded and mixed by Uncle Bengine and the Restraining Orders

Tracks 2,4,8
Recorded in the Spring of 2010 in various bedrooms and bathrooms around Harrisonburg VA

Recorded and mixed by Ben Schlabach and John Hostetter
Originally released as "Massanetta" 7" Lathe

Mastered by Thomas Seim

Artwork and Layout by Jeff Guinn (www.jeffcrag.com)

www.unclebengine.com