New Old-Fashioned, The
Ladies (7" Vinyl Single)

Listening notes

Released in 2014 on Toxic Beauty Records, "Ladies" is a 7" vinyl single from The New Old-Fashioned, carrying the catalog number TBR003. The release presents two tracks across its two sides: the A-side features the title track "Ladies," running four minutes and thirty-four seconds, while the B-side offers "Indie Movie Scene," clocking in at two minutes and fifty-eight seconds.

The single sits at an interesting crossroads of genre classification, filed under Folk, World, & Country alongside Indie Rock and Rock. That breadth of categorization suggests a group resistant to easy pigeonholing, though what that means in practice for the music itself is a question better answered by the listener than the catalog entry.

As the third release on Toxic Beauty Records — indicated by the TBR003 catalog number — "Ladies" represents an early entry in that label's output. Whether the label went on to release further material is not something this record alone can confirm.

At seven inches, the format is a deliberate choice that aligns with a long tradition of presenting focused, paired statements: a lead track and its companion. The A-side's four-and-a-half-minute runtime is somewhat generous for a single, while the B-side's shorter runtime is more conventional for a flip track. Together, the two songs amount to just under eight minutes of material.

This is an unreviewed draft. Personnel, recording details, pressing information, and reception have not been verified and are not included here. A fact checker should confirm label history, genre attributions, and any additional context before publication.