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I just bought a hard disc of Gossamer and am really confused. On the main copyright page in the dust jacket, it says "All Vocals, Instruments, and Programming by Michael Angelakos". Further down, in the thanks section, it says "Many thanks to Ian, Nate, and Jeff for their continued efforts and support." I read through each of the session artists credited for each song, and I don't see any mention of the original band members. So has Passion Pit become a one-member band? Because it seems like Angelakos did this entire album all himself. Helixer (hábleme) 14:49, 14 August 2012 (UTC)Reply
