Vetiver / Can't You Tell (Remixes) - SP984

The limited-edition “Can’t You Tell (Remix)” 12" contains two new remixes of the song “Can’t You Tell” from Vetiver’s mid-2011 full-length The Errant Charm on its a-side. The b-side has both an instrumental version of “Can’t You Tell” and the original album version.

Here’s Andy Cabic from Vetiver…
“’Can’t You Tell’ has a lot of ambience and mood, it’s a very summery track whose length is devised to end quickly enough that you’d want to press play again. These remixes present an opportunity to expand on the mood of the song and to extend the length and reveal a little more detail in the tracks and the spirit of the summer, just before it’s over.”

Released: October 11, 2011

Vetiver / Errant Charm White - 2079598

Vetiver t-shirt featuring artwork from their new record The Errant Charm. Printed on White 50/50 American Apparel tees.

Released: May 18, 2011

Vetiver / Errant Charm Black - 2079597

This is a new Vetiver shirt featuring artwork from their new release, The Errant Charm. Printed on Black 50/50 American Apparel tees.

Released: May 18, 2011

Vetiver / The Errant Charm - SP936

The Errant Charm is the new album from San Francisco’s Vetiver, and the band’s fifth full-length overall. Recorded by bandleader Andy Cabic and Thom Monahan, The Errant Charm is a superb soundtrack for an afternoon idyll. And that’s fitting. As he worked on material for the new record Cabic spent hours wandering the streets around San Francisco’s Richmond District, listening to rough mixes, tinkering with lyrics and arrangements. You can hear his strides in the tempo: Not hurried, just excited to be heading somewhere. And The Errant Charm features some of Vetiver’s most unabashed pop songs to date, with songs like the hazy, layered and sunlight-dappled “Hard to Break,” and the driving, propulsive “Wonder Why.” The Errant Charm. Errant as in wayward, elusive. Wandering but not lost. Within that wandering, all manner of small treasures are uncovered and new ones surface with each listen.

Free limited edition scrapbook for the first 350 people to pre-order The Errant Charm!

Released: June 14, 2011

Vetiver / Constellation Shirt - 2079599

This is a Royal Blue Vetiver shirt featuring the album art to Vetiver’s Sub Pop debut, Tight Knit. Designed by Nathaniel Russell and printed on American Apparel.

XS is a ladies large

Released: January 30, 2009

Vetiver / Wishing Well - SP816

The Vetiver Record Store Day single! Edition of 1,500 (most of which are already gone) on blue vinyl.

Released: April 18, 2009

Vetiver / Hey Doll Baby 7" - 4079593

a-side: Hey Baby Doll (Titus Turner)
b-side: Miles Apart (A.R. Kane)

Released: December 2, 2008

Vetiver / Tight Knit - SP795

Tight Knit is the fourth full-length album from Vetiver, singer/songwriter Andy Cabic’s ever-evolving musical home base. Luminous and surprising, Tight Knit unfolds like a road trip down Highway 1, towards Cabic’s home in San Francisco. It represents a summation of the different styles and directions heard on past Vetiver releases, while it introduces some unexpected twists. Recorded in Sacramento at The Hangar and in LA at Melva, Tight Knit was produced by longtime Vetiver collaborator Thom Monahan. Vetiver’s songs have been described as “dreamy, gentle songs that George Harrison would have written in some sunny country garden.” Happily, that element remains alive and well on Tight Knit, as evidenced in songs like album opener “Rolling Sea” and “Everyday.” The album also introduces new aspects of the band’s sound with the light bop of “Sister” and “On the Other Side,” and the faraway and ethereal “Down from Above” and “At Forest Edge.” Tight Knit is layered and rich, with subtleties and nuances that reveal themselves with repeated listening. While there’s also more immediate gratification than on past Vetiver releases, Tight Knit is an album that rewards your attention.

You can download an mp3 of the song Everyday right here, for free!

Released: February 17, 2009

Vetiver / Vetiver - 4079598

Self-titled debut album from Vetiver.

Released: November 6, 2008

Vetiver / Between - 4079595

5-song EP released Jun 14, 2005

Released: November 6, 2008

Vetiver / You May Be Blue - 4079594

A-Side: You May Be Blue (Neighbors Remix)
B-Side: Been So Long (Neighbors Remix)

Released: November 6, 2008

Vetiver / Thing of the Past - 4079597

Thing of the Past is a carefully selected collection of 12 cover songs.

Released: November 6, 2008

Vetiver / To Find Me Gone - 4079599

Second full-length album from Vetiver.

Released: November 6, 2008

Vetiver / More of the Past - 4079596

Originally intended as a precursor to their acclaimed recent album, Thing of the Past, Vetiver’s companion EP is released by Gnomonsong as the five-song More of the Past CD.

Released: November 6, 2008