Well, hey, everyone, it's Nate from the Vinyl Guide podcast, and guess what? I'm going to take

this week off. It's Father's Day in Australia. It's Labor Day in the U.S., lots of people doing all

sorts of other things. Plus, this is the perfect time for me to take a quick breather before

getting back to work and pushing on to Vinyl Guide episode number 100, which is coming up shortly.

Lots of fantastic guests coming on, lots of

interviews we've already recorded and got to mix down. Other ones we have scheduled, you are

going to love the next several months of the vinyl guide.com podcast. Make sure to set your

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So what usually happens when I take a week off is what I'm doing now.

I'm uploading an episode of the Vinyl Artist series,

an episode that focuses on a band who has committed themselves to the vinyl record format.

And this week we have a great one.

The band is East Coast

Low. They are out of Newcastle, New South Wales. Here in Australia, I was turned on to them by

Brad over at Black Pug Records, and man, they are fantastic. East Coast Low has just released an album

Open the Sky. And you could find this album on bandcamp.com.

It's eastcoastloes with an S.

.bandcamp.com.

Eastcoastloose.

com.

The album is called Open the Sky, and it is a killer one.

I'm going to play some tracks now.

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