Sub Pop Records : Kelley Stoltz : The Sun Comes Through EP

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KELLEY STOLTZ

The Sun Comes Through EP - SP694

Kelley Stoltz is originally from Detroit, but he lives in San Francisco now. He’s put out a couple of records: 1999’s The Past Was Faster (The Telegraph Company), 2003’s Antique Glow (Jackpine Social Club), and, most recently, his own version of Echo and the Bunnymen’s Crocodiles entitled Crock-O-Dials. We at Sub Pop are putting out his brand new album in early 2006 and so excited are we about Kelley (and so prolific is he…) that we couldn’t wait ‘til then. So, here’s a song from the forthcoming album (“The Sun Comes Through”) and four more exclusive, unreleased songs. Everybody: meet Kelley.

Released: 2005-10-11 (CD-EP)

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