Welcome Home

by George Glass

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  • Digital Album

    Pre-order of Welcome Home including immediate download of 2 tracks in your choice of high-quality MP3, FLAC, or other formats. A link to the complete album will be emailed to you the moment it’s released.

    George Glass strives to encode quality digital downloads of our recordings. 24/48 - 192 kbps. 320 and V0 recommended.

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    releases 06 August 2013

  • Welcome Home - New Album 2013 - vinyl pre-order

    12" vinyl - 140 g - 33 1/3 rpm

    Unlike questionable "handmade" cases for CDs, the vinyl is yours in a pro-jacket. CD version (paper sleeve) and mp3 download card included.

    Pre-order includes immediate download of 2 tracks in your choice of high-quality MP3, FLAC, or other formats. A link to the complete album will be emailed to you the moment it’s released.

    Pre-order Now  $13 USD or more

    digital album releases 06 August 2013
    item ships out on or around 12 December 2020

  • Welcome Home - New Album 2013 - CD pre-order

    some CDs will be sent out in just paper sleeves, some others will slide in with the 12", and for those that just care for the CD, a handmade case will be made by the band.

    Pre-order includes immediate download of 2 tracks in your choice of high-quality MP3, FLAC, or other formats. A link to the complete album will be emailed to you the moment it’s released.

    Pre-order Now  $8 USD

    shipping out on or around 06 August 2013
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Recorded in California

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releases 06 August 2013
Recorded in Los Angeles by Tim Shrout, Dave Newton, Ali Nikou, Rob Danson, and Todd McLaughlin.
Additional recording by Barry Tanner at P.A.S.S. in Boulder Creek, CA.
Produced by George Glass at Infrasonic Sound.
Mixing and additional production by Eric Palmquist.
Mastering by Pete Lyman.
Cover photos by Tyler Poelle.
Vinyl label art by Leanne White.

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tags: alternative atwater east hollywood echo park frogtown los feliz silver lake sunset blvd dynamic dystopian indie indie rock Los Angeles

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about

George Glass is a band from Los Angeles. George Glass is Nicholas Ceglio, Nathan Kondor, and Peter DiBiasio.
Nick is a true American success story. Just last month he was a hobo, sleeping on couches and in storage closets. Contrary to appearances, Peter is a twelve-year-old bass-playing dynamo. He's just got the Benjamin Button disease or something. Nathan rides bears and eagles. ... more

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Track Name: Sporto
SPORTO

the champion is a victory monger
no telling if he'll ever stop
until the fates start taking over
its lonely living at the top

swing with your bitterness my lunatic love
fists carved and cold to give the sting away
my round can be yours, your round can be won
too little too late again
got a bolt to throw, all the recipients are
surviving through their mutilated days
the fame and the ire
the flame in the eye
another trick to doling out the bleeding

the challenger's a hungry monster
with a roiling rough & tumble rot
with battered beady eyes right on ya
so put em up

swing with your bitterness my lunatic love
fists carved and cold to give the sting away
my round can be yours, your round can be won
too little too late again
got a bolt to throw, all the recipients are
surviving through their mutilated days
the fame and the ire
the flame in the eye
another trick to doling out the bleeding
Track Name: AM Radio
AM RADIO

back pain and subtle moments of fun
a more than ordinary part of the sum
downtown where the bus doesn't run
for the love of what your days have become
coat tails will only get you so far
spreading word at all the silver lake bars 
for a show downtown but no one knows who you are
waiting up to hear your song in the car
on the AM radio
who'd have figured you'd be at it so long
more than over the diminishing draw
downtown in the thick of the slog
barely noticing the talk that you walk
on the AM radio