Stephen Wilson Jr. Blankets 12" Vinyl EP

Stephen Wilson Jr.

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SKU:

BLRECLP88201

UPC:

602478882012

Preorder Expected on 01-09-2026

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Description

Coming January 9, 2026 pre-order your copy today!

12" Vinyl EP with B-Side Etching!
Covers of Nirvana, Temple of the Dog, The Postal Service & Smashing Pumpkins!

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The four-track collection is a love letter to beloved alternative rock and indie songs from the nineties and early aughts. A member of Rolling Stone's 2025 Future of Music class, Stephen Wilson Jr. offers his take on Nirvana's "Something in the Way," "Hunger Strike" (Temple of the Dog), "Clark Gable" (The Postal Service) and "Tonight, Tonight" by the Smashing Pumpkins.

About his moving interpretation of lead track "Something in the Way," Wilson Jr. explains: "I used to listen to this song 100 times a day. There was 'something in the way' it was recorded. Kurt sang it laying down on his back, not an easy thing to do. It's magic. There's also something in the way that he transported this hillbilly kid from southern Indiana to Seattle, Washington."

one of country music's most electrifying new artists
-Rolling Stone

Features

12" Vinyl EP
1 Side of Music
Vinyl Etching on Side B
Standard Jacket

Selections

Side A:

Something In The Way
Hunger Strike
Clark Gable
Tonight, Tonight

Side B:

Etching