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Jason Molina is not one to settle. Throughout his musical career of 12 plus years under his given name, Songs: Ohia and Magnolia Electric Co., he has lived in 9 different locations and has had a dozen different backing bands on record in as many different recording environments. Fading Trails represents 3 of these incarnations and 4 of these environments. Composed of recording sessions Molina and company did with Steve Albini at his Electric Audio Studio, David Lowery at his Sound of Music Studio, and at the famous Sun Studio in Memphis, Tennessee, Fading Trails also

Jason Molina is not one to settle. Throughout his musical career of 12 plus years under his given name, Songs: Ohia and Magnolia Electric Co., he has lived in 9 different locations and has had a dozen different backing bands on record in as many different recording environments. Fading Trails represents 3 of these incarnations and 4 of these environments. Composed of recording sessions Molina and company did with Steve Albini at his Electric Audio Studio, David Lowery at his Sound of Music Studio, and at the famous Sun Studio in Memphis, Tennessee, Fading Trails also

"Hard to Love a Man" is the first single from the debut full-length from The Magnolia Electric Co.'s What Comes After the Blues. This mini-album also includes four previously unreleased songs. "Working class rock" is a phrase used frequently to describe The Magnolia Electric Co. Categorically, the band has secured their place amongst like minded icons such as Bob Seger, CCR, Tom Petty and Bruce Springsteen, but it's not merely an aesthetic description. Magnolia back it up with their work ethic. This recording will be their third proper release in 2005 - after Trials And

After forming a new band by recruiting guys from various other bands (IMPOSSIBLE SHAPES, JOHN WILKE'S BOOZE, THE COKE DARES), christening them after the final album of his old band and recording his latest record with Steve Albini, Jason Molina has left behind the legacy that was SONGS:OHIA. MAGNOLIA ELECTRIC CO. are ready to unleash their debut "What Comes After The Blues" in 2005. The "working class rock" transcends mere indie rock and cannot be pigeon-holed as folk as crunching riffs and a howling steel come together around Molina's personal work. Molina and MAGNOLIA

After forming a new band by recruiting guys from various other bands (IMPOSSIBLE SHAPES, JOHN WILKE'S BOOZE, THE COKE DARES), christening them after the final album of his old band and recording his latest record with Steve Albini, Jason Molina has left behind the legacy that was SONGS:OHIA. MAGNOLIA ELECTRIC CO. are ready to unleash their debut "What Comes After The Blues" in 2005. The "working class rock" transcends mere indie rock and cannot be pigeon-holed as folk as crunching riffs and a howling steel come together around Molina's personal work. Molina and MAGNOLIA