8 thoughts on “ Justin Kinkel-Schuster - Date With The End/Rosewater And Horseshit (Lathe Cut) ”

1. Justin Peter Kinkel-Schuster: Date With The End/Rosewater And Horseshit ‎ (Lathe, 7", EP) Keeled Scales: KS US: Sell This Version: MSR Will Johnson, Justin Peter Kinkel-Schuster: Will Johnson, Justin Peter Kinkel-Schuster - Inclined / Moccasin Bones.

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2. Jan 12,  · Two demo songs by Water Liars ‘ Justin Peter Kinkel-Schuster on clear lathe-cut vinyl and limited to 60 copies. The A side is “Date With the End” and the B side is “Rosewater & Horseshit.” Click HERE to order. Justin will also have a limited number of these with him on tour next month.

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5. Justin Peter Kinkel-Schuster Spencer Thomas, Joe Sampson Sun, November 3, Doors: 7 PM / Show: 8 PM $ Tickets At The Door Ages 21+ Share Share with Friends Facebook Twitter Email Add To Calendar Add to Calendar iCal Google.

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6. A full band houseshow with Justin Peter Kinkel Schuster and Spencer Thomas @ Club in Roland Park, Baltimore, MD on Tuesday, September 17th. Limited tickets will be available for the concert, so act quickly if you're interested! PLEASE NOTE: Address of venue will .

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7. Hotel Vegas presents Justin Peter Kinkel-Schuster The best artists teach us how to live. The title of Justin Peter Kinkel-Schuster’s new LP is a double-edged directive: Take Heart, Take Care. Either way you cut it—whether he’s wishing you the best or reminding you what to take along when you split town—we’re in deeply hopeful territory. This album is a call-to-arms for those of us.

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8. The 11 songs on Constant Stranger feel like snapshots documented, processed, and archived, filled with stories and images of how the small and often overlooked everyday moments affect the larger ones. There’s a weary yet warm, resigned yet hopeful, realist yet romantic nature to Kinkel-Schuster’s writing, which here strikes as an attempt at reconciling – or reckoning – the complicated.

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