Home / Music / The Head and the Heart's debut started as a self-release in SeattleMusic linernotes album music the-head-and-the-heartThe Head and the Heart's debut started as a self-release in SeattleThe band self-released the album in June 2009, selling copies at concerts and local stores in Seattle. Sub Pop re-released it on April 19, 2011. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesThe Head and the Heart's self-released debut: 10,000 copies by word of mouth, then Platinum'Rivers and Roads' found its audience through TV finalesThe Head and the Heart formed through Seattle's open-mic scene.Sufjan Stevens' Songs for Christmas mixes original songs with traditional carols — Sister Winter and Star of Wonder are the standoutsGene Clark briefly rejoined the Byrds for The Notorious Byrd BrothersExploreThe Beach Boys recorded SMiLE sessions across 1966 and 1967The Beach Boys' SMiLE Sessions came out November 1, 2011June Christy recorded Something Cool over a two-year stretchAutechre's Peel Session tracks date from their Tri Repetae eraBill Evans recorded Undercurrent over two spring days in 1962Previous The Head and the Heart's self-released debut: 10,000 copies by word of mouth, then PlatinumNext The Head and the Heart formed through Seattle's open-mic scene.