WEVIE STONDER - Sure Beats Living DAVID BYRNE Though separated by time and

Though separated by time and geography

Grass Valley

arrives hot on the heels of the band’s first Sub Pop release

The long lost 1968 debut album by singer-songwriter

A stunning presentation of Fran Landesman and Tommy Wolf’s “Ballad of the Sad Young Men” and a no-nonsense take on Clifford Brown’s “Joy Spring” close out the first side

WEVIE STONDER - Sure Beats Living DAVID BYRNE Though separated by time andCD The long awaited (by some) new album a mere 15 years after the last one. It wasn't supposed to take quite that long, but life got a little complicated. We hope you'll agree it was worth the wait though. It Sure Beats Living. "In the weird world of Wevie Stonder, things are never straightforward. The five piece collective have returned with their first album in 15 years and one reason it took so long is that they couldnt think of a title. The group