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Sub Pop's old friend Joe Pernice (Scud Mountain Boys, Pernice Brothers, Chappaquiddick Skyline, etc.) will be publishing his first novel, It Feels So
Good When I Stop in August 2009. In that book, the narrator, who is not Joe, is in a band called The Young Accuser for a short time. After the fictional narrator leaves this fictional band, they record a fictional song and send it to the non-fictional Sub Pop (. Sub Pop are releasing the non-fiction version of that fictional single on August , 2009. Makes perfect sense, right? Right!
The Young Accuser is mostly imaginary, but the people who made the music for this single are: Richie Leonides, Melanie D’Asenzo, Michael Butler,
Jape, and Joe Pernice.
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