Odds and Ends Volume 1: Bits of String Too Short To Use

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1.	Good Materials 01:40	buy track
2.	Pages 02:00	buy track
3.	Song For Gary Larson 02:16	buy track
4.	The Tarot Machine 01:30	buy track
5.	An Invitation From the Empress 03:10	buy track

Recorded in the Granary with a Zoom R8. Thanks to Ty for the noise on Pages, thanks to Steven for whistling, thanks for listening.

released January 10, 2016

Ignatius Jay Bloomington, Indiana

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