Aberdeen - You Kept My Heart (The Sarah & Sunday Singles) 12" Vinyl

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Aberdeen
'You Kept My Heart (The Sarah & Sunday Singles)'
Byron 30th Anniversary

1st pressing: Sold Out
2nd pressing: Pre-order available now!
Shipping week commencing 17th February

*Update 26/01/25* - Records will be separated from the outersleeve to prevent damage in transit, please get in touch if you'd like your order shipped differently.
 

Founded in 1994, LA's Aberdeen were an underground twee-pop group who’s tight discography of beautifully melodic, melancholic and dreamy songs envelope the cliche topics of summer sunshine, young love, and the lack thereof. Since 2006 the band has been helmed solelyby lead writer & producer John Girgus.

 

Their music primarily resided on the Bristolian cult label Sarah Records, where they would release of some of their most beloved tracks such as 'Byron' and 'Fireworks' in the mid 90s. They are a band who's stripped back sound had a blissful focus on the love of melody whose influence has subconsciously woven itself throughout the current generation of underground pop and indie music.

 

We are super excited to announce the re-pressing the bands first 3 EPs in their entirety, with additional bonus tracks, on vinyl for the first time in 30 years. These are very special songs by a band whose permeance on vinyl was integral to the flexi disc adoring generation of the Sarah movement.

 

Includes...

 

Byron EP (Sarah Records)
Fireworks EP (Sarah Records)
Snapdragon EP (Sunday Records)

 

Tracklist...

 

A1) Byron
A2) Toy Tambourine
A3) Fran
A4) Sink or Float
A5) Drive

 

B1) Snapdragon
B2) I think I’m Falling
B3) Fireworks
B4) When It Doesn’t Matter
B5) Super Sunny Summer

 

Mastering - Ulysses Noriega @ The Laundry Room Recording Studio, LA, CA
Produced by John Girgus & Dave Newton

 

Massive love to...
Matt & Clare @ Sarah records
Albert @ Sunday Records
Mike Innes @ They Go Boom!!

 

We will be donating a portion of the sales of this release to AR Projects, Croydon charity and food bank.