Krankies Coffee Winter 2010 Compilation Release Party / Track List
November 17, 2010
Alright friends, so last week Krankies officially announced that a Winston-Salem based compilation of local bands will be released next week. The compilation is set to be released NEXT FRIDAY November 26 (yes, that’s the day after Thanksgiving) at Krankies at a special gathering of friends to celebrate our music community and the compilation. It’s completely free, open to the public, and the album will be available for purchase for $10 (for 18 tracks, that’s less than 56 cents a song… more expensive than mediafire, but still a deal). Additionally, as mentioned before, half of the album’s sales will be directly donated to Arts For Life at Brenner Children’s Hospital, a local non-profit dedicated to arts and music therapy for children with serious illnesses.
So, without more delay, here’s the track list for the compilation. If the band names aren’t evidence enough, you’ll know from listening through the album that the compilation is an amazing testament to the array of local talent there is in Winston. On the record you’ll hear everything from surf rock, psychedelic blues, farmland folk, electro-pop and most things in between.
- Christmas Valentine – Red Velvet
- Seasick – Ghost Beach
- Sharkitecht – Jews and Catholics
- Trapper Keeper – Sugar High Gang
- Hustle World – Love Craft
- Inside – Aaron Bachelder
- Expect The Best – Terrance and the Tall Boys
- Moon – Golden Dawn
- Gravity – Distrails
- Rosetta – Austin Pfeiffer
- Nobody’s Blues – Philip Pledger + Chris Ankelein
- Swells – Honey Rider
- Porch Dope – Bolmongani
- Take Me Home – Jonathan Kirby
- Independent Turkey – Cakes of Light
- Castles – Night Worker
- Santa In A Cowboy Hat – Caleb Caudle & The Bayonets
- Night Time – Satin Bloom
All tracks were mastered by the talented Ryan Pritts at ¡El Guapo! in Southside Winston-Salem. We hope to see you at the compilation’s release party next Friday. It’ll be a low-key time of enjoying one another’s company and appreciating our collective identity as we listen to the album, have a few drinks and hang out with friends. See you there.
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