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 | | Description: | Art Direction, Design: Jeff Kleinsmith, Bass Guitar: Christopher Sherman, Drums, Percussion, Noises: Graeme Gibson, Engineer: Ryan Boyles, Guitar, Pedal Steel Guitar, Vocals, Piano: Sam Wagster, Illustration: Andrew Holder, Mastered By: Dan Stout, Organ, Vocals, Organ [Wurlitzer], Guitar, Synthesizer: Ron Lewis (3), Producer: Graeme Gibson, Songwriter: Eric D. Johnson, Vocals, Words By, Guitar, Piano: Eric D. Johnson, Guest, Vocals: Libby Reed, Guest, Vocals: Tim Rutili, Guest, Guitar, Fiddle: Jim Becker, Guest, Chorus: Gillian Lisee, Guest, Chorus: Jim Becker, Guest, Chorus: Libby Reed, Guest, Chorus: Tim Rutili, Guest, Vocals: Libby Reed, Guest, Vocals: Gillian Lisee, Guest, Vocals, Guitar: Jim Becker, Guest, Vocals, Bass: Gillian Lisee, Guest, Vocals, Fiddle: Jim Becker, Labelcode 00038642 (SP 830), Phonographic Copyright (p) Sub Pop Records, Copyright (c) Sub Pop Records, Published By Fourteen With A Beard Music, Produced At Clava Studios, Mastered At Colossal Mastering, Glass Mastered At Cinram, Olyphant, PA, Pressed By Cinram, Olyphant, PA | | Sécurité des produits
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 Jeffrey Brown - 24/11/2009  The Fruit Bats, led by singer/guitarist Eric Johnson, have consistently bridged the pop rock of the ’70s with today’s indie rock and nosta...
|  | | Ro Cemm - 30/09/2009 Four years on from their third album Made In Bones, The Ruminant Band represents a movement forward for Fruit Bats mainman Eric Johnson. While previou...
| | | James Skinner - 16/09/2009 First things first: Fruit Bats sound deeply, deeply American. Bandleader Eric D. Johnson has played with the likes of Vetiver and The Shins over the y...
| | | Elizabeth Malloy - 27/08/2009 Maybe it's just me, but there seems to be a little late '60s/early '70s revival thing going on these days. You've got the 40th anniversary of Woodstoc...
| | Brad Kelly - 18/08/2009  Eric Johnson created 'Fruit Bats' ten years ago and is still the only real consistent member. Throughout the three albums prior to this fourth re...
| | | Ryan Weibush - 17/08/2009 Since 2001’s Echolocation, Eric Johnson has been crafting songs that have mainly dealt with the natural world. His non-sentimental approach has ...
| | | Josh Cacopardo - 17/08/2009 UNTIL last year, no one was sure if we’d ever hear from the Fruit Bats again. After stealing hearts with the 2005 release Spelled in Bones, Eric Johns...
| | | Nicholas Sell - 10/08/2009 Despite the recent weather I’ve been assured that summer is upon us once again. This is handy as Fruit Bats’ fourth effort The Ruminant Ba...
| | | Chris Mincher - 04/08/2009 Considering that frontman Eric Johnson joined The Shins in 2007, and judging by the Chutes Too Narrow-esque cover art of the new The Ruminant Band, it...
| | | Jason Gross - 04/08/2009 This folkie indie-pop band doesn’t slam you with hooks on its fourth album -- everything is catchy in a modest, reasonable way. Backed by Allman-esque...
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