Vapid Glitch Vow

by Yalls

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Thanks to Dan Casey, aka Yalls, my wife and I can breath safe at night. Thanks to him we're still alive today, sucking down good Oakland air in the East Bay (more commonly the "Easy Bay" to those who call it home), while he might have just left us to die where our US Airways flight dropped us off in San Francisco, still fresh from West Virginia. So, it's no exaggeration for me to say that thanks to Yalls, America will win the space race. As plans unfurl for a new Yalls-absence-suppressor in more solid form , Crash Symbols is proud to inaugurate its new series of lamentably fake 12"s with "Vapid Glitch Vow". More than just an anagram of my name, it is uniquely Yalls; soul-funk poptronica driven by Casey's incredible idiosyncratic beatwork, and lent further support by the inclusion of a totally indulgent ten minute extended mix that is absolutely necessary for fullest enjoyment. -Dwight Pavlovic

"Born out of chaos and never losing its schizophrenic style, ‘Vapid Glitch Vow’ is finally tied together by vocal melody. Without the resolution, I don’t think there’s much to be said about this track, but the fact that it comes full circle, then breaks down makes it undeniably lovable." -Dingus on Music

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released 23 November 2011
Cover art by Liz Pavlovic (www.figandfox.com)

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Crash Symbols began in 2010 on a West Virginia porch while Born Gold and Jheri Evans crashed at the home of Dwight Pavlovic ... more and Liz Toler. Its life quickly began with tapes from Hear Hums and Foot Village, following the success of Dope Mountain Fuck, the first in a series of “Dope Fuck” mixtapes. Bear in mind our good intentions and we’ll give you some tapes. Maybe you can play them in your car. less

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