Waxahatchee Cerulean Salt (Cerulean Blue Colored Vinyl) 11/9/10 " where the skies part

" where the skies part like the breaking dawn -- but the abiding impression left from this album is one of comfort

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Waxahatchee Cerulean Salt (Cerulean Blue Colored Vinyl) 11/9/10 " where the skies partDescription Limited cerulean blue colored vinyl LP pressing. On her second full length record as Waxahatchee, former P. S. Eliot singer Katie Crutchfield's compelling hyper personal poetry is continuously crushing. Cerulean Salt follows American Weekend a collection of minimal acoustic guitar pop written and recorded in a week at her family's Birmingham home. On this record, Crutchfield's songs continue to be marked by her sharp, hooky songwriting;