We are pleased to announce the full-length release of "...and take it with a grain of salt" by the Sacramento, CA band An Angle. An Angle's 1st release has been described as Emo-Folk without the entire depressed attitude. The record was recorded in late 2002 at the Hanger with ¾'s of Quitter (www.quitterarmy.com) & an array of other Sacramento musician lending their flavor to the album. Kris Anaya style of writing draws heavily on early Violent Femmes, Butthole Suffers, Bob Dylan & Paul Simon. And, yes his vocals have been compared to the likes of Conor Oberst (Bright Eyes). 60 minute album, with monster 16-page booklet.MP3s available at http://www.ananglemusic.com/Track listing: 1. For Every Day 2. Unnoticeable 3. Today I Saw Your Face 4. Self-Medicate 5. Like a Locket, Like a Necklace 6. Off to School 7. Did You? Did You? Did You? 8. Flicker of a Cigarette 9. There's a Ship, Let's Sail 10. Streetlights Usually Turn Yellow 11. The Eagle Circles The Forest