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Nothing Makes Sense Without It, the seminal sophomore LP by Kind of Like Spitting, is getting the deluxe reissue that it deserves this Record Store Day. The recently reunited group’s second album, originally released in 2000, is a heartbreakingly tender effort, with songwriter Ben Barnett’s signature, sullen voice aching across twelve slow-burners. Now,14 years after its original vinyl pressing, the album has been reissued as a deluxe 2xLP featuring an entire extra LP of demos and unreleased tracks. Whether you’re replacing your worn out original pressing or just discovering Nothing Makes Sense Without It, this reissue is a must have for both longtime die-hards or any fan of the music of Kind of Like Spitting’s northwest indie contemporaries like Death Cab For Cutie, Pedro The Lion and Elliott Smith.

TRACKLIST:

Side A: 1. Short Story Long, 2. Blue Period, 3. At Your Convenience, 4. Birds of A Feather, 5. Robi Point, Stars Above, 6. Out of Harm’s Way... Finally
Side B: 7. 1330 Oak 1995, 8. Dodge Dart, 9. Haven’t Been to the Ocean Since, 10. Shuffle, Kick, Hum a Tune, 11. A Shaggy Dog Shames Its Owner, 12. The Rest Is Up To You
Side C: 1. Opening Theme, 2. Out of Harm’s Way... Finally, 3. There It Goes, So It Goes, 4. All Else Failed, 5. Birds Of A Feather, 6. Combustible Care
Side D: 7. A Shaggy Dog Shames Its Owner, 8. Blue Period, 9. 1330 Oak 1995 (Live), 10. We Got as Far as Minnesota, 11. Your Favorite Actor, 12. Dodge Dart