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Psalmships / Cover Club Session / Original Track / "You'll Never See The Morning"

Earlier this week, we unveiled the Psalmships cover of Honey Watts 'It's A Shame I Know" recorded during the Cover Club session at the Sluice Box.  During this late March session we also recorded this very intimate original "You'll Never See The Morning" from the upcoming I Sleep Alone.  

Cover Club Psalmships "You'll Never See The Morning"
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With I Sleep Alone set to be released in early July, big news came this week as Big School Records announced pre-order physical packages as well as some cd and digital orders via the Psalmships Bandcamp page this week. 


Exciting packages are set to entice fans and collectors:

1. Vinyl package – 250 copies on oxblood + bone swirl colored LP + bonus 2-track 7″ w. download card (7″ contains 2 previously unreleased tracks and is limited to 100 copies. It will only be available with pre-orders or at the 7/11/14 release show in Philly!) ($18)or

2. CD package - CD + Alone On the Hill bonus CD - AOtH is limited to 50 copies and includes tracks from the Psalmships catalog recorded live at Kettle Pot Tracks – this special 2CD edition features different packaging than the retail version of the CD and once it’s gone, it’s gone ($15)or

3. Cassette - limited to 100 copies and comes w/ download card ($6)or

4. I Want Everything Bundle – that’s right, you get everything above (LP + 7″ + 2CD + tape) PLUS a special gift from the band ($35 shipped!)

While you have to wait until July (shipping out on or around July 8, 2014) to get the new material in your hands, you can see Psalmships this Friday at Johnny Brenda's with Ben Seretan and The Bones of J.R. Jones.  







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