Many Waters - Baton Rouge Flood Relief 2017

All proceed to go to Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank DOWNLOAD THE DIGITAL BOOKLET HERE  

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Many Waters is a benefit compilation featuring 33 tracks from 33 artists (including Thou, The Body & Full of Hell, SUMAC, Aseethe, Old Man Gloom, Sandworm, Golden Void, Mike Scheidt (Yob), and many others) with all proceeds going to the Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank to assist those affected by last year's floods.
Mastering donated by Keith Souza & Seth Manchester at Machines With Magnets.  Artwork donated by Becky Cloonan. Design donated by Sheila Sachs. Produced by Thou with help from Thrill Jockey.

T-Shirts printed on Gildan 5000 (Preshrunk jersey knit), featuring the Becky Cloonan cover art on front and album title text on back.  T-shirt printing donated by Holy Mountain printing.  T-shirts will ship by Feb 28th  

“I spent the better part of three weeks after the flood driving around neighborhoods looking for homes to help out. Every day after work and pretty much all day on the weekends was spent gutting damaged homes. You could tell by looking at a house, that if it didn’t have refuse and debris scattered around outside of it, it probably needed some help getting cleared out. We’d see a house without anything on the front lawn, and just go knock on the door and see if people needed help clearing things out. Once a house has had water in it for that long, all the wood gets swollen and rots and mold sets in, so you have to take it all out - sheet rock and all. A practice space we had been sharing with a slew of other bands was totally wrecked, and countless bands I know had their spaces and equipment destroyed.

When Mitch was getting this benefit together, he asked what organization would make sense to donate to. I told him the Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank, as they had been really amazing and helpful during the aftermath of the flood, and they themselves had even been completely flooded out.

I was thrilled to have so many local Louisiana bands on the compilation. All of those bands come from the same DIY community based background. Punk, pop, metal, whatever. They represent all kinds of music, but they all come from a similar, supportive culture.” - Joshua Nee (Thou)