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Years Around the Sun talk about their new album, Incarnation

Posted on January 8, 2012September 13, 2012 by Emily McBride

I just had the chance to sit down via Skype Chat with Dylan Raasch and Ronnie Dudek from Years Around the Sun about their new album Incarnation, available now.

Years Around the Sun is an indie California band who formed in 2004 (we talk about the band’s history and formation in the interview below). Incarnation is their second full-length album, and let me tell you- it is amazing. I have not stopped listening to it- yes, I am even listening to it right now.

So should you.

I want to thank these guys for doing this interview with me. Skype interviews are a little bit harder to coordinate and get set up, and they were very gracious through the whole process. And just delightful to interview.

So grateful that VINYL was given a chance to feature them and that they were on board with everything.

Check out the interview below:

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Emily is an over-enthusiastic lover of music, books, movies, fashion, and culture in general. Her love of music spans across all genres (what is a genre anymore? she waxes poetic to herself), though she was nursed on true punk and will never understand “redneck country” music – tractors are not and cannot be sexy. Emily currently lives in Brooklyn, NY and considers herself to be a great wit, though she is still waiting on validation from a credible source.

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