The Disruption

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The Disruption

EP by Cursive

Released

1996

Recorded

1995, 1996

Genre

indie rock

Length

10:39

Label

Lumberjack Records Corporation / Saddle Creek

Cursive chronology

The Disruption
(1996)

Sucker And Dry
(1997)

The Disruption was the first release by American indie rock band Cursive and was released in 1996 on Lumberjack Records, and was re-released in 1997 with alternative cover art, when Lumberjack changed their name to Saddle Creek. The only format it was available in was 7".

The songs were later put on the compilation, The Difference Between Houses and Homes in 2005.

Track listing

No.	Title	Length
1.	"A Disruption In The Normal Swing Of Things"	2:50
2.	"There's A Coldest Day In Every Year"	2:26
3.	"The Knowledgeable Hasbeens"	3:01
4.	"A Disruption In Our Lines Of Influence"	2:22

Personnel

v t e Cursive

Tim Kasher Matt Maginn Ted Stevens Cully Symington Steve Pedersen Clint Schnase Gretta Cohn Cornbread Compton

Studio albums	Such Blinding Stars for Starving Eyes The Storms of Early Summer: Semantics of Song Domestica The Ugly Organ Happy Hollow Mama, I'm Swollen I Am Gemini

Compilation albums	The Difference Between Houses and Homes

EPs	The Disruption The Icebreaker 7" Silver Scooter / Cursive Burst and Bloom 8 Teeth to Eat You

Singles	"Sucker and Dry" Small Brown Bike / Cursive "Art Is Hard" "The Recluse" "Dorothy at Forty" "Bad Sects"

Related articles	Slowdown Virginia The Good Life Crank! A Record Company Saddle Creek Records

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