The ten-track album was created over a period spanning from 1999 to 2000 in Jason Quever&apos;s San Francisco home.<br><br>Seed Cake On Leap Year fits seamlessly into Cass McCombs&apos; discography, particularly in its more acoustic and shambling elements.<br><br>If released as a new album without any context, listeners may not have even noticed the age of the recordings.<br><br>McCombs has been creating music for a long time, and this latest release is a testament to his enduring talent.

In addition to the surprise release of Seed Cake On Leap Year, Domino Records has reissued three of McCombs&apos; earlier projects: Not The Way, A, and PREfection.<br><br>These reissues provide a glimpse into the artist&apos;s early development and showcase his growth over time.<br><br>With Cass McCombs&apos; music spanning multiple decades, it&apos;s clear that he remains a force to be reckoned with in the music industry.<br><br>Seed Cake On Leap Year, the latest release from Seed McCombs, can be streamed on Domino Records right away.

Fans can catch McCombs live on tour, starting on September 19th in Santa Cruz, California.<br><br>He will be joined by Papercuts at Moe&apos;s Alley, followed by performances at The Chapel in San Francisco and Lodge Room in Los Angeles.<br><br>The tour continues with dates in Brooklyn, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, alongside Advance Base.