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{{Infobox Album | | {{Infobox Album | | ||
| Name = | | Name = Dig | ||
| Type = EP | | Type = EP | ||
| Artist = [[Carnival Art]] | | Artist = [[Carnival Art]] | ||
| Cover = Dig EP.jpeg | | Cover = Dig EP.jpeg | ||
| Released = 1990 | | Released = [[1990]] | ||
| Recorded = | | Recorded = | ||
| Genre = Alternative rock | | Genre = Alternative rock | ||
| Length = | | Length = | ||
| Label = Spineless Voodoo<br /><SMALL>SV0002</SMALL> | | Label = Spineless Voodoo<br /><SMALL>SV0002</SMALL> | ||
| Producer = Tracy Chisolm and Carnival Art | | Producer = Tracy Chisolm and [[Carnival Art]] | ||
| Status = Released | | Status = Released | ||
| Last album = ''[[Like Nobody's Business]]''<br />(1989) | | Last album = ''[[Like Nobody's Business]]''<br />(1989) | ||
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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
''Dig'' was released in late 1990, well in advance of the 1991 LP ''[[Thrumdrone]]'', and is currently out of print. It contains the ''Thrumdrone'' versions of "[[Mr. Blue Veins]]" and "[[Octopus]]", as well as the non-LP track "[[Juice Dawg]]", which later appeared on the ''[[Blue Food & Black Sparks]]'' EP. The disc also features what may be the only officially-released live track in the band's history - "[[No Thanks To Eve]]", which later appeared in a studio rendition on a single. | ''Dig'' was released in late [[1990]], well in advance of the [[1991]] LP ''[[Thrumdrone]]'', and is currently out of print. It contains the ''Thrumdrone'' versions of "[[Mr. Blue Veins]]" and "[[Octopus]]", as well as the non-LP track "[[Juice Dawg]]", which later appeared on the ''[[Blue Food & Black Sparks]]'' EP. The disc also features what may be the only officially-released live track in the band's history - "[[No Thanks To Eve]]", which later appeared in a studio rendition on a single. | ||
The disc was shipped to radio stations and record stores along with a press kit, including an 8 x 10 promo photo, a psychedelic-era style poster (designed by famed psychedelic artist Frank Kozik), a letter from Horace Blue Veins, and several photocopied reviews of Carnival Art shows from magazines and newspapers. | The disc was shipped to radio stations and record stores along with a press kit, including an 8 x 10 promo photo, a psychedelic-era style poster (designed by famed psychedelic artist Frank Kozik), a letter from Horace Blue Veins, and several photocopied reviews of Carnival Art shows from magazines and newspapers. | ||