Conceived in one week in March 2006, we put this mini-cd EP together with a very talented producer named Ordinary Grandpa. There are new arrangements of Super Daughter, WCW, Ramona Quimby and Ordinary Grandpa songs performed collaboratively and freshly. The title is Pony Tracks because the bouncy rhythm connotes a riding-on-a-pony feel.

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This is our second album and we are again very happy with it. The cd has a lot of special guest appearances including a rawkus chorus, Madog on drums, and Cecil playing trombone. There are still many very superdaughterish folk songs but we've also been hopping into electronic beats, more accordion, and working on creating an album that is a whole thing instead of lonely isolated songs. Includes all of our solo works (in mp3 format) as well as a video for "Laura Elizabeth Treiselman".

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This is our first LP and we really love it. The cd has a sort-of vast instrumentation but mainly banjo and guitar with layered vocals. We worked almost a year on it. The cd has a video and a hidden track... but where?!! We hope you like it

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Ramona Quimby, Summer's answer to What Capitalism Was: subtle and not so subtle electronica weaves through guitar, piano, banjo, trombone and harmonious vocals in the six songs comprising this debut EP. Lyrics range from silly to shoot yourself. Best listened to with homemade lacto-fermented ginger ale.

Tracklist:
1. Insane
2. In this Light
3. Another Sunday
4. Advice
5. Owning Up
6. Revisiting

This is selected songs from WCW's Life Works, Stranglertree EP, Fall=Winter EP, and Find it Hold it EP. Mostly solo acoustic stuff of the lo-fi variety with added double vocals. Although it is included in mp3 format on our "Today Today Today" album, it will be released on cd in a limited edition in the spring of 2006.