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Habit by Snail Mail on Sister Polygon Records
Snail Mail's Lindsey Jordon and Shawn Durham playing live

Snail Mail - Habit

SISTER POLYGON RECORDS

 

Debut release from Baltimore's Snail Mail, originally issued as a cassette in 2016, and now available on vinyl. Sadder sounding, and more rough around the edges than 2018's Lush, Habit bares its soul and delivers on its teenage dream-pop lo-fi promise.

 

TRACKLIST:
  1. Thinning
  2. Habit
  3. Static Buzz
  4. Dirt
  5. Slug
  6. Stick

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