(Strange Songs) In the Dark 15 No One Gets Lost Anymore

No One Gets Lost Anymore

Far from being a typical grindcore record

hiding from the Nazis

Tyler describes the record as 'my '70s singer-songwriter record

(Strange Songs) In the Dark 15 No One Gets Lost AnymoreBack in print and readily available (for perhaps the first time), we have Merchandise's debut LP (Strange Songs) in the Dark. The album, recorded in early 2010, marks a decisive break from the band's straightforward early post punk EP's, moving instead toward the more experimental studio based pop constructions that would be further explored in the subsequent Children of Desire and Totale Nite albums.[Originally a split release between DIY punk labels