Name: Transaction De Novo
Brand: Bedhead

Tax rate EU

Default:19

Supplier EU

375 Media

Total Cap

Format detail

Gold Vinyl

Colour details

Discogs ID

Limited edition

Colour

Format Music EU

Extended format

Extended format: No

Rough Trade Exclusive

Rough Trade Exclusive: No

Signed copies

Signed copies: No

Download code

Download code: No

Bonus disc

Bonus disc: No

Release date

2022-09-16

Format multiplier

Catalogue number

154148

UPC / Barcode

825764604123

Artist

Bedhead

Label EU

Numero Group

Genre EU

Classic

The Numero Group is a Chicago-based record label, dedicated to the preservation and celebration of lesser-known artists. Their exploration spans the globe and reaches deep into the recesses of music history to&nbsp;create compilations of previously released music, reissues of original albums, and creation of album reconstructions from a variety of musical genres.

The label's focus since its 2003 founding has been to research and preserve obscure recorded material and ephemera by artists and entrepreneurs who found little commercial success upon their material's initial release.

Numero

Bedhead was an indie rock band from Dallas, Texas that was active from 1991 to 1998. The band, formed by brothers Kadane, created a unique sound that captivated audiences during their time together.

Although Bedhead has since split, the Kadane brothers have continued their musical journey and formed [a377818]. Their talent and creativity have not wavered, ensuring that fans can still enjoy their music.

One interesting aspect of Bedhead's releases is the presence of longer catalogue numbers such as TG225BH06RJN1244:16 for the album [r=645365]. While the true meaning behind these numbers remains a mystery, they are believed to contain information about the label catalog number and total duration of the songs.

Newest Listed Items

Born on Staten Island to an Italian/Puerto Rican family with strict religious beliefs, Becca Mancari spent much of her childhood wrestling with issues of identity and belonging. When she set out on her own, Mancari followed the wind from Appalachia to Arizona, from south Florida to India, drifting in search of purpose and community. She eventually found both in East Nashville, where she garnered widespread acclaim for her strikingly honest songwriting and moving performances. Her debut Good Woman was a critical smash, praised by NPR and hailed as one of 2017’s best by Rolling Stone. Her songs racked up millions of streams, which helped land Mancari dates with the likes of Margo Price, Natalie Prass, and Julien Baker, among others. On top of her solo work, Mancari also teamed up with Alabama Shakes frontwoman Brittany Howard and songwriter Jesse Lafser to form Bermuda Triangle, which earned similarly glowing reviews as they performed sold-out headline shows across the country. Despite all her success, the relentless pace of life on the road left Mancari little time to grapple with the trauma of her past, nor absorb any new challenges arising in her present. So, in 2019, Mancari decamped to friend and producer Zac Farro’s home studio to set about constructing her sophomore album, a record that would balance unﬂinching self-examination with intoxicating grooves and infectious instrumental hooks. The two worked to capture the vast majority of the album themselves in Nashville before relocating to Los Angeles for ﬁnishing touches with Grammy winning engineer / producer / mixer Carlos de la Garza (Paramore, Tegan and Sara). The result is The Greatest Part. Propelled by an airtight drum groove and lacerating guitar line, hypnotic opener Hunter ﬁnds Mancari singing to a ghost from her past, promising, “You’re never gonna track me down / You’re never gonna ﬁnd me out,” her crystalline voice ﬂoating eﬀortlessly above the distorted maelstrom brewing below it. Like much of the album, it’s a song of deﬁance and self-assurance that’s streaked with loneliness and regret. To that end, earworm Lonely Boy reﬂects on the ways that fear can hold us back from human connection, while the bittersweet First Time reaches out to a younger self, asking “Hey, did you ﬁnd your way out?”Yet, as much as The Greatest Part is a vehicle for examining Mancari’s past, it’s also a lens through which she makes sense of her future. Perhaps it’s bare-bones album closer Forgiveness that best ties together all of the record’s loose threads. Searching for mercy in the midst of lingering anger and grief, the hushed, intimate track locates the beauty in letting go, in accepting ourselves for all our ﬂaws and baggage, in walking forward boldly into the unknown.

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