Thursday, December 10, 2009

Order the new album NOW through STRANGE FAMOUS RECORDS!

With the Twin Cities release party just two days away, we're announcing now that out-of-towners, people who can't make it to the show, or even people who ARE coming to the show can get an exclusive package through Strange Famous that includes:

1. A signed CD

2. Limited Edition Sticker

3. Download Card with a code that unlocks the album instrumentals and a booklet with lyrics, commentary and more.

ALL FOR JUST $9.99. Even if you're coming to the release show, this is the best deal you're going to get.

CLICK HERE TO GO TO THE STRANGE FAMOUS STORE
. Shop around too; lots of good stuff on there. Strange Famous is Sage Francis' record label, and they also have stuff from B.Dolan, Sleep, 2mex, Cecil Otter of Doomtree and many other acts.

PLUS A FEW EARLY REVIEWS:

“Earnestness can go wrong in hip hop. On this album, it goes very right.” --Sage Francis

"Part Cormac McCarthy, part Woody Guthrie, and part Public Enemy, An Unwelcome Guest is an intricately woven poetic and sonic excursion through landscapes mental, emotional, and physical, cementing Guante and Big Cats!'s status as two of the best emerging artists within Twin Cities hip-hop." -- Justin Schell, Twin Cities Daily Planet

"Fortunately, Guante has a deft sense of humor and style in his arsenal, along with a battle-hewn tongue that rattles off sharply-spit rhymes and high-concept narratives. His upcoming album An Unwelcome Guest tells the story of a traveler's fight against a zombie horde (stop me if you've heard that one before), but Guante's lyrics go deeper than the familiar comic-book premise into an authority-questioning meditation on violence that'd do John Romero's most allegorical moments proud. And Big Cats, his production partner on the new album, has the kind of chops that can only add to the atmospheric resonance." --Nate Patrin, City Pages

"It really is one of the best local releases of the year and is a must listen for any fans of hip hop." --Josh Keller, Whiskey for the Holy Ghost

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