New pressing of the old RSD LP, now on black vinyl. An essential vinyl release of the Throwing Muses' mainstay's 2016's CD and essay book that featured stories from "her life's most perception-altering junctures" (NPR). "As memoirs, her albums are so intensely personal... as art, they're arguments for the value of unapologetic individuality" Pitchfork. "This music reminds you how alone you are; it consoles you through it's insolubility, comforts you by jabbing you in the chest and letting you know how complex the struggle is, how inaccessible we are to each other but just how universal our pain can be." The Wire. This sonically rich and fragmented record references to Hersh's past material and sees her perform on guitar, bass, drums, piano, horns and cello. There's a mysticism and sense of life wonderment throughout 'Wyatt At The Coyote Palace' that also has death as a central theme rather than the contemplation of death itself it's reaching the end of something and beginning a new life.Side A. 1 Bright2 Bubble Net3 In Stitches4 Secret Codes5 Green Screen6 Hemmingway's TellSide B. 7 Detox8 Wonderland9 Day 310 Diving Bell11 Killing Two Birds12 GuadalupeSide C. 13 American Copper14 August15 Some Dumb Runaway16 From the Plane17 Sun Blown18 Elysian FieldsSide D. 19 Soma Gone Slapstick20 Cooties21 Christmas Underground22 Between Piety and Desire23 Shaky Blue Can24 Shotgun