P.S. Eliot (Waxahatchee, Swearin’) Announce Compilation, Reunion Tour

Katie and Allison Crutchfield are probably best known for their work in Waxahatchee and Swearin'. In 2007, they started a band called P.S. Eliot, who eventually broke up in 2011. This year, they're releasing P.S. Eliot's complete recorded works in a new 2xCD compilation. 2007-2011 is out September 2 via Don Giovanni. It features both of the band's albums (2009's Introverted Romance in Our Troubled Minds and 2011's Sadie), their 2010 Living in Squalor EP, plus several demos and home recordings. Everything has been digitally remastered, and mail ordered copies come with a limited edition zine featuring an oral history of the band assembled by Liz Pelly (who has contributed to Pitchfork). Find the full tracklist below. This year, P.S. Eliot's core lineup (both Crutchfields, Katherine Simonetti, and Will Granger) will reunite for a series of concerts—find those dates below.

Just yesterday, Waxahatchee announced that a collection called Early Recordings would be available on June 17 via Merge.

Read "Pull the Thread and Unravel Me: Waxahatchee's Katie Crutchfield."

2007-2011:

01 Tennessee
02 We'd Never Agree
03 Hail Mary
04 Incoherent Love Songs
05 Augustus
06 Like How You Are
07 Tangible Romance
08 Tonight
09 The Cyborg
10 Zoroaster
11 Sore Subject
12 Troubled Medium
13 Talk
14 Crosseyed
15 Sadie
16 Asphalt
17 Pink Sheets
18 Untitled
19 Shitty & Tragic
20 Jesus Christ
21 Peach
22 Diana
23 Dead Letters
24 Mood Ring
25 Watch On Mute
26 Broken Record
27 Cry Uncle
28 Acid Flashbacks
29 Dark
30 Bear Named Otis
31 Broken Record
32 Entendre
33 Like How You Are
34 Tonight
35 Troubled Medium
36 Crosseyed (Demo)
37 Incoherent Love Songs (Demo) 
38 Asphalt (Demo) 
39 Hail Mary (Demo) 
40 Cry Uncle (Demo) 
41 The Cyborg (Demo) 
42 Tangible Romance (Demo) 
43 Jesus Christ (Demo) 
44 Dead Letters (Demo) 
45 Bear Named Otis (Demo) 
46 Untitled (Demo) 
47 Diana (Demo) 
48 Watch On Mute (Demo) 
49 Sore Subject (Demo) 
50 Zoroaster (Demo) 

P.S. Eliot:

09-09 Los Angeles, CA - The Echo
09-10 San Francisco, CA - Rickshaw Shop
09-13 Chicago, IL - Subterranean
09-15 Brooklyn, NY - Market Hotel *
09-16 Asbury Park, NJ - New Alternative Music Festival
09-19 Philadelphia, PA - PhilaMOCA

* with Ought

Watch both Crutchfields play “La Loose” at Waxahatchee's set at last year's Pitchfork Music Festival:

via Evan Minsker