Kevin Bronson on April 25th, 2011

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Nice missive from Sub Pop this morning (no, the venerable Seattle label didn’t sign six more bands or anything): Sebadoh’s 1994 album “Bakesale” is getting the deluxe edition treatment. The remastered gem from Lou Barlow and crew will be out June 14 on vinyl  (with digital downloads), as well as a double CD, the second of which contains 25 bonus tracks. Sebadoh’s February show at the Echoplex got us all nostalgic for this album (and sparked one-night debates about which was better, “Bakesale” or “Harmacy”), and the video does nothing to diminish that. And for those who were just being born in the early ’90s, the band and label have offered “Rebound” as a taster.

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