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The Soft Pack, if you remember, used to go by The Muslims. And if you don’t, maybe you will remember their contribution cover/remix of “Fences” for the remix edition of Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix.
Now, the Soft Pack are prepping their self-titled debut full-length, which is set to drop February 2nd on Kemado. You can listen to and download the album’s lead track, “C’mon” below:
The Soft Pack hail from the sunny San Diego, and they’re looking ahead passed this cold winter. I dare you tell me that “C’mon” doesn’t feel like Summer is only around the corner.
by on December 10, 2009 ‡ 0 reactions
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I do remember their ‘The Muslims’ LP, so can you still call this a debut? To me, their first record felt like a debut, anyway. Looking forward to their 2010 release.
yeah, you’re right. I guess, debut under their new moniker