One of the most fascinating bands from the hugely creative Brooklyn/ NYC scene of recent times, Skeletons create intense, original and revelatory music, working a realm of inspirations intoa singular and colourful vision of guitar-based songcraft. People, their latest album (after earlier releases thru labels like Ghostly International and Tomlab) is mixed by Rusty Santos(also known for his work with Owen Pallett, Animal Collective and Panda Bear) and is the first released in union with Crammed Discs. It brilliantly boils down all the band's thrilling sonicexcursions into a clutch of concise, fluid and emotive songs. People's songs are meticulous, and resist the urge to nod overtly to anything other than themselves, falling loosely at times into asort of angular orchestral alt-folk, but clearly this is a band who have very few 'neighbours' in their particular pidgeon hole.

Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. L'il Rich
2. Grandma
3. More Than the One Thing
4. Walmart and the Ghost of Jimmy Damour
5. No
6. Tania Head
7. Barack Obama Blues
8. People