Robots Helping Robots, by Paula Carino

Robots Helping Robots

by Paula Carino

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summer villain Regular Einstein's Paula Carino is straight-up one of my favorite songwriters. Favorite track: Things Hidden Since the Foundation of the World.

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1.	Reader's Digest 04:01	info	buy track
2.	New Best Friend 03:58		buy track
3.	Things Hidden Since the Foundation of the World 05:08		buy track
4.	Where's Ringo? 02:44		buy track
5.	Umbrella 01:38		buy track

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released February 1, 1999

Produced & mixed by Scott Miller
All songs by: Paula Carino

Vocals & rhythm guitar: Paula Carino
Lead guitar & backing vocals: David Benjoya
Bass: Andy Mattina
Drums: Bill Gerstel

Recorded at Fireproof Studio, Red Hook, Brooklyn, NY
Engineer: Adam Lasus
Additional recording at Palais de Good Thing, San Bruno, CA

Mastered by Tim Walters
Cover art designed by House of Weeds

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Paula Carino Brooklyn, New York

Evidence-based post-punk and power pop.

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