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Common Law & Jack Manley - Split Vinyl Release "EP" and "Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been? [Vinyl]
Common Law & Jack Manley - Split Vinyl Release "EP" and "Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been? [Vinyl]
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Common Law / Jack Manley – Limited Edition Split Vinyl
Two rising indie artists come together for a limited-edition split vinyl release featuring six tracks each from Common Law and Jack Manley.
Side one features Los Angeles-based Common Law, led by Marcus Congleton of Ambulance Ltd. Their EP delivers a throwback blend of feel-good ’70s psych-pop and folk, including the college radio hit “Wires” and the sleazy, swaggering “Upsetter.”
The flip side showcases Kingston, NY singer-songwriter Jack Manley with his Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been? EP. Manley blends raw alternative rock with post-punk atmosphere, garage-rock immediacy, and deeply introspective songwriting.
Inspired by the punk-rock tradition of bands supporting one another, this split release brings together two distinct emerging artists on one limited-edition pressing.
Highlights
- Limited-edition split vinyl release
- Six tracks from Common Law and six tracks from Jack Manley
- Features Common Law’s “Wires” and “Upsetter”
- Features Jack Manley’s “Way Loud,” “Smack Water,” and more
- 12 tracks total
Tracklist
Common Law – EP
- NRPS
- Wires
- Peach
- Rampage
- Upsetter
- Andre
Jack Manley – Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been? EP
- Smack Water
- Way Loud
- Damn Girl
- Wind In A Kite
- FLC Punk
- Falling Apart
Product Details
Artists: Common Law / Jack Manley
Release: EP / Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?
Format: Vinyl
Edition: Limited Edition
Genre: Indie / Alternative Rock / Psych-Pop / Post-Punk- Format: Vinyl
- Genre: Punk
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