Name: Golden Age
Brand: Chris Staples

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Default:19

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Redeye

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Limited edition

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Extended format: No

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Rough Trade Exclusive: No

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Signed copies: No

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Bonus disc: No

Release date

2016-08-18

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CDBARK164

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655173116425

LPBARK164

655173116418

Artist

Chris Staples

Label EU

Barsuk

Genre EU

Indie Pop / Shoegaze

Barsuk Records is an independent record label based in Seattle, Washington. Initially started in 1994 by members of the band *Death Cab for Cutie* as a fake imprint to release a 7” single, it was officially established in 1998.

Since its inception, Barsuk has become known for its commitment to supporting and promoting talented artists across various genres. With a roster that includes acclaimed acts such as *Phantogram*, *Ra Ra Riot*, and *Nada Surf*, the label has consistently delivered exceptional music to fans around the world.

With a focus on fostering creativity and artistic integrity, Barsuk continues to be at the forefront of the independent music scene. Its dedication to providing a platform for emerging talent ensures that listeners can always expect fresh and innovative sounds from their diverse lineup of artists.

Newest Listed Items

Following 2015's beautifully written introspective album 'Golden Age', singer-songwriter Chris Staples is back with his upcoming full length release, 'Holy Moly'. While maintaining the authentic reflection Staples is known for in his songwriting, he has embraced a cautiously optimistic outlook for his future. Staples finds gentle melodies with his trademark stripped-back guitar, and also introduces new sounds by integrating keyboards for sonically lush arrangements. Staples' previous releases were met with praise from NPR's All Songs Considered, American Songwriter, Paste, The AV Club, and more.

Golden Age

Music EU