5ep, by Luti-Kriss

5ep

by Luti-Kriss

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1.	Body of God 04:04	buy track
2.	Closet 04:49	buy track
3.	Eeyore 03:32	buy track
4.	Diaphuego 03:11	buy track
5.	I Covenant I'm Yours 08:51	buy track

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The success of the Luti-Kriss + Travail split album upon its release in the summer of 1999, and subsequent sell out in just a few months, culminated in new record deals for both bands.

Travail was signed to Metro One Records in a deal that included their previously released full length, Anchor Of My Soul, and their 4 tracks from the Luti-Kriss + Travail split. This essentially ended the possibility of pressing more copies of the split.

Luti-Kriss signed a deal with Solidstate Records and began working on their next record, but the process was long delayed and the album wouldn’t see a release until early in 2001.

In the summer of 2000, with the band touring heavily with no album to sell, Pluto Records repackaged the songs from the now out-of-print split album for a new release called 5ep.

The album was only made available until the following summer of 2001 when it was put out-of-print, becoming yet another collector’s items among die-hard fans of what the band would become over the next decade.

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released July 25, 2000

Recorded by Bart Rose at First Street Audio.
Produced by Luti-Kriss and Daniel McKay.
Group Photography by Kris McCaddon.
Live Photography by Eric Shirey and Brian Cobbel.
Layout by Brian Cobbel.

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