Sinister: Album releases in teh internets age

[Eric Brasure]

Yo sinister.

The "Another Sunny Day" download is completely legit. It's from
Matador. So download without fear of pangs of outdated 20th Century
distribution model guilt.

Speaking of which, does anyone know why Matador is releasing The Life
Pursuit in America, and not Rough Trade? Does Rough Trade not have a
distribution network in America any longer?

I have already listened to the album, but I won't say anything more about it.

This IYFS at the Barbican thing hasn't appeared in the U.S. iTunes
Store yet. What's up with that?

I could write other stuff about me, like how I'm starting library
school next month, and I'm going to have Burger King for lunch, but...
eh. I'll leave this post as is.

Best,
Eric "Cheesybun" Johnson
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