The Enduring Allure of Snail Mail's Habit EP on Vinyl: A Nostalgic Dive into Indie Pop History

In an era where digital music reigns supreme and physical copies seem like relics from the past, it's both fascinating and heartening to see artists like Snail Mail still championing the old-school method of snail mail delivery. For fans who value tangible representations of their favorite albums or simply relish in the tactile experience of holding a vinyl record in their hands, Barnes & Noble has got you covered with its impressive selection of Pop Indie CDs.

At the center of this nostalgic throwback is Snail Mail's critically-acclaimed debut EP, Habit, pressed on limited-edition vinyl by Matador Records. Released initially as an independent release back in 2015 (though later re-released through bigger labels), this seven-track masterpiece serves as a tantalizing taste of singer-songwriter Lindsey Jordan's immense potential and raw talent.

Jordan's songwriting skills are nothing short than remarkable for someone so young, with tracks like 'I Miss You So' and 'The Only Thing I See' already showcasing her ability to craft relatable yet introspective indie pop anthems that speak directly to the hearts of listeners everywhere. It's no wonder then that Habit EP has become an instant classic among underground music circles.

While many might dismiss snail mail as a quaint throwback, there lies something special in receiving physical copies through your letterbox - it's like unwrapping a present wrapped up with care and thoughtfulness by the artist themselves. For fans of Snail Mail or simply anyone who still appreciates the allure of vinyl records, Habit EP on 180g heavyweight black vinyl is an absolute must-have addition to any serious music collection.

So go ahead folks; dig out your record player (or dust off that old boombox if you're feeling retro!), put those needle down and get ready for a trip back in time with Snail Mail's timeless debut release. Habit EP on vinyl - it doesn't just sound good, but looks great too!

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