Springtime Carnivore

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Name On a Matchbook 00:00 Tools
Collectors 04:22 Tools
Sun Went Black 03:51 Tools
Face In The Moon 02:16 Tools
Raised By Wolves 02:16 Tools
Midnight Room 02:16 Tools
Western Pink 03:51 Tools
Under The Spell 03:51 Tools
Two Scars 03:45 Tools
Foxtrot Freak (Something in the Atmosphere) 03:51 Tools
Last One To Know 03:51 Tools
Keep Confessing 03:51 Tools
Other Side of the Boundary 03:51 Tools
Nude Polaroids 02:16 Tools
Double Infinity 02:16 Tools
Karen Bird's Theme 03:51 Tools
Creature Feature 03:51 Tools
Low Clouds 02:16 Tools
Talk To Me Slow 02:16 Tools
Find A New Game 02:16 Tools
Into The Avalanche 02:16 Tools
Wires Crossing 02:16 Tools
Bad Dream Baby 02:16 Tools
Rough Magic 02:16 Tools
Cicadas 01:37 Tools
Distress Signal 00:45 Tools
Springtime Carnivore - Sun Went Black 00:45 Tools
Foxtrot Freak 00:45 Tools
Foxtrot Freak (Something In th 00:45 Tools
Springtime Carnivore - Double Infinity 00:45 Tools
Everybody's Gotta Learn Sometime 00:45 Tools
Under The Spell (13 Reasons Why OST) 03:52 Tools
You're My Favourite Waste of Time 03:52 Tools
Last To Know 03:52 Tools
Springtime Carnivore 03:52 Tools
Find A New Way 03:52 Tools
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Springtime Carnivore was born on the night of a full moon in the summer of the year of the dragon. She is the seventh of twelve siblings. Her father was a painter and her mother baked wedding cakes. Her favorite color is turquoise. Her favorite food is purple Pez. In a past life she slept beneath the stars in far away Western places and died in a gun fight with Annie Oakley. Following high school, Springtime Carnivore joined a traveling circus company. She was a talented and nimble acrobat but her career was cut short by a tragic tightrope accident. “We had been traveling for days trying to maintain our schedule and we were all sick and tired and lonesome,” she recently wrote in a letter to her fans. “One night during a show in Twin Falls, Idaho, my energy was all used up and I made a misstep on the tightrope. Long story short, I fell three stories and broke my fibula.” Although the tightrope incident killed Springtime’s big top dreams, it opened the door to another dormant aspiration. “While my poor leg was healing I discovered an old piano in the attic of my great great grandma’s second’s cousin’s third husband’s house. I dusted it off, paid a blind man to tune it by ear and I’ve been playing ever since. Inside me were all these songs about all these things I’ve seen and all these places I’ve been. Just came pouring out like tears." The result of Springtime’s latent piano passions can be heard on this first release from the young songstress. Brought to you by LebensStrasse. Available all places cool discs are sold. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.