Young Widows - Settle Down City (Anniversary Edition) - Opaque Yellow Vinyl Record

Young Widows rose from the end of Louisville hardcore band Breather Resist in 2006 with a darker, groove-heavy take on noise rock. Their debut Settle Down City wore its influences proudly, from the reverb-soaked tension of Fugazi and Hoover to the bass-and-drums lock perfected by The Jesus Lizard and Melvins.

Evan Patterson's inventive guitar work was hitting its stride, while Nick Thieneman and original drummer Geoff Paton laid down relentless, heavy grooves. Songs like the title track, "Glad He Ate Her" and "Small Talk" are tense, loud and brooding.

This 20th anniversary edition from Temporary Residence was remastered by James Plotkin (Khanate, Sunn O))), and the package was rebuilt from the original restored artwork. It adds a previously unreleased bonus song, "White Water," recorded during the original sessions. Pressed on limited opaque yellow color vinyl, it is the definitive version of the album that started Young Widows' two-decade run as one of noise rock's most compelling bands.

Tracklist
1. Settle Down City
2. Almost Dead Beat
3. Glad He Ate Her
4. Small Talk
5. Formerer
6. Bruised Knees
7. Mirrorfucker
8. The Charmers
9. New Forest
10. The First Half
11. We Don't Know
12. White Water (Bonus Track)