Rise Records Reissues Piebald’s Entire OOP Catalog; Former 26-Year-Old Emo Kids Rejoice!

Rise Records Reissues Piebald's Entire OOP Catalog; Former 26-Year-Old Emo Kids Rejoice!

Remember Piebald? Sure you do; they had that catchy song called “American Hearts” that you probably put on a mixtape when you were 17, right next to Saves The Day and Kind Of Like Spitting. If you’ve been missing them all these years, it’s your lucky day because Rise Records announced plans recently to reissue Piebald’s entire out-of-print catalog as a three-volume set, entitled Piebald: First Ten Years. Each volume will contain two discs, compiling the band’s first three full-length albums (When Life Hands You Lemons, If It Weren’t for Venetian Blinds, It Would Be Curtains for Us All, and We Are the Only Friends We Have), as well as all of their EP’s, B-sides, and live tracks. Volume I is due out in late April, while Volume II and Volume III will be released in May and June, respectively.

In other Piebald news, the band announced recently that they will be playing their 2002 album, We Are the Only Friends We Have from start to finish during their upcoming set at the Bamboozle Festival on May 2.

• Piebald: http://www.myspace.com/piebald
• Rise Records: http://www.riserecords.com

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