The Shins Port Of Morrow 180g LP

The Shins

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Description

180g Vinyl LP!

Indie rock band The Shins release their long-awaited fourth album, Port Of Morrow, the first since 2007's Wincing The Night Away.

Spanning 10 tracks, the album was recorded in Los Angeles and Portland over the course of 2011, with frontman James Mercer handling all songwriting duties, lead vocals, and the majority of instrumentation. The record was produced by Greg Kurstin and mixed by Rich Costey.

The Shins' signature track remains their 2001 single "New Slang", which was famously promoted by Natalie Portman's character in the 2004 film "Garden State".

Features

180g Vinyl
Limited time download insert

Selections

Side A:

The Rifle's Spiral
Simple Song
It's Only Life
Bait And Switch
September

Side B:

No Way Down
For A Fool
Fall Of '82
40 Mark Strasse
Port Of Morrow