March 26, 2009

Great Lake Swimmers Have A New Album, Playing the Tractor Tuesday


Yesterday, Pitchfork.TV premiered the second single “Pulling on a Line” from Great Lake Swimmers‘ new release Lost Channels out next Tuesday on Nettwerk.
Take a gander above at the Youtube version, or listen below.


Stream: “Pulling on a Line” by Great Lake Swimmers from Lost Channels out Tuesday March 31, courtesy of Nettwerk

Get the first single “Everything is Moving So Fast” over at You Ain’t No Picasso.

Coincidentally next Tuesday, the band will be playing the Tractor Tavern with Kate Maki and Hazelwood Motel in support. Get tickets online.

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