The Recluse/Art Is Hard

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The Recluse/Art Is Hard
EP by Cursive
Released	January 21, 2004
Genre	Indie rock, emo
Length	18:36
Label	Robotic Empire
Producer	Mike Mogis, Tim Kasher

The Recluse/Art Is Hard is a 10" picture disc by the band Cursive that combines the tracks from the first two CD singles taken from The Ugly Organ. The tracks were originally only available on CD. On the The Recluse side, the album track "The Recluse" is backed with the exclusive non-album tracks "Once" and "Adapt". On the Art Is Hard side, the album track "Art Is Hard" is backed with the exclusive non-album track "Sinner's Serenade". The artwork on the The Recluse side is a picture of trees and a house that looks like a castle. The artwork on the Art Is Hard side is The Ugly Organ artwork. The picture disc was limited to 2,750 copies.

[edit] Track listing (The Recluse side)

1. "The Recluse" – 3:26
2. "Once" – 2:03
3. "Adapt" – 4:04

[edit] Track listing (Art Is Hard side)

1. "Art Is Hard" – 2:51
2. "Sinner's Serenade" – 6:12

[edit] Personnel

• Tim Kasher – vocals, guitar
• Ted Stevens – guitar, vocals
• Matt Maginn – bass
• Clint Schnase – drums
• Gretta Cohn – cello

v • d • e Cursive Tim Kasher · Matt Maginn · Ted Stevens · Cornbread Compton Gretta Cohn · Steve Pedersen · Clint Schnase Albums Such Blinding Stars for Starving Eyes · The Storms of Early Summer: Semantics of Song · Domestica · The Ugly Organ · The Difference Between Houses and Homes · Happy Hollow EPs The Disruption · Sucker and Dry · The Icebreaker · Burst and Bloom Singles Art Is Hard · The Recluse · The Recluse/Art Is Hard · Dorothy at Forty · Bad Sects Splits Cursive/Silver Scooter Split · Cursive/Small Brown Bike Split · 8 Teeth to Eat You