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Paper Jam reissue This And That on Perennial and K Records

The Denton quartet's self-recorded debut gets a second release through Perennial and K, out November 2, 2026.

BY JOLT Staff · Nov 3 2026 · 1 min read

Paper Jam re-release their self-recorded debut This And That through Perennial and K Records on November 2, 2026. The Texas quartet started in Denton, the college town a short drive north of Dallas-Fort Worth, and have toured little outside their own region since 2024.

The album arrives eight years on, self-recorded work from a band that has stayed close to home. Natalia De la Cruz and Natalie Winkler founded the group; Cecilia Case-Hernandez plays bass, Taylor Rivers drums, and Mason Blair guitar, including the twangy intro on the title track. 'Ojos de Luneta' comes with vocals delivered entirely in Spanish, and the record closes on 'Tattle Tale' and 'Everybody,' both stocked with quacking, barking and honking sound effects.

Nothing beyond the release is announced. The record makes the case for the band to take it on the road; the dates to do that have not been named.

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