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Origami Angel - Somewhere City (New)

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The record

Origami Angel – Somewhere City

Genre: Emo / Math Rock / Pop Punk / Indie Rock
Released: 2019
Label: Counter Intuitive Records
Members: Ryland Heagy – vocals, guitar, bass; Pat Doherty – drums
Recorded / Mixed / Mastered: Jake Checkoway MusicBrainz

About the Album:
Somewhere City is Origami Angel’s debut full-length and the record that pushed the Washington, D.C. duo into the wider emo scene. The album revolves around a fictional refuge called “Somewhere City,” a place Ryland Heagy imagined escaping to when life felt overwhelming. Vinyl editions even turn that idea into a physical world with a map of the city. Wikipedia

Cultural Facts:
• Origami Angel is only two people. Heagy handles vocals, guitar and bass while Pat Doherty plays drums, despite the record often sounding like a much larger band. MusicBrainz
• The drums were recorded in a studio, but much of the guitar and vocal tracking was done at engineer Jake Checkoway’s apartment. reverb.com
• Heagy was working roughly 50 hours a week while writing Somewhere City, with Doherty attending school hours away. Heagy used his long commute to repeatedly listen to rough ideas and develop songs in his head. reverb.com
• The record changed the band’s touring draw almost immediately. Heagy later recalled arriving at previously booked DIY shows—including an LA bowling alley—and unexpectedly finding crowds of hundreds of people. reverb.com
• Before Somewhere City was even released, Heagy had accumulated roughly 35 additional song ideas that didn’t fit its concept; many helped form the basis of the follow-up album Gami Gang. reverb.com
• Fan favorites include “24 Hr Drive-Thru,” “Doctor Whomst,” “Skeleton Key,” “Find Your Throne,” and “The Air Up Here.” music.apple.com

What collectors say

4.6 stars on Google (about 60 reviews, as listed publicly in October 2026) · Read Google reviews

  • ★★★★★

    This place is a little tucked away but easy to find. Though it’s not a big shop, it has a great selection of records at great prices! The guy who helped me out at the counter was friendly and really helpful! If I were in the area again, I would definitely go back.

    — Collin, Google, 5 stars (April 2019)
  • ★★★★★

    Power plant records is the best! Great selection of vinyl, the owner and staff are super cool and one of the best things about them are the local shows they put on at Stuft Pizza to support local punk bands like Repeater and Simulator (aka Current Location).

    — Jeff, Google, 5 stars (December 2024)

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