Recorded April/May 1995 on a Tascam 8-track to half-inch reel-to-reel tape. A total of 650 were pressed.
The cover was designed by Bobby; Emily thinks that the "line-box" symbol was something he just did randomly because it looked cool. In the top right corner of the front cover are the words "7" e.p. in stereophonic sound". The images of figure-skating on the cover come from the February 6th, 1955 issue of the New York Times, specifically the article on page 23 called "Beauty On The Ice" (link).
On the A side, song lengths are listed, however they appear to be wrong, as according to them, the song pitch and tempo would be really low. For example, Daredevil is listed as being 2:57, but Numero's length is 2:31 (with some uploads on Youtube usually speeding it up to 2:20). Emily confirmed on Instagram that Numero's speed is correct. However, looking at the VHS of their show, it seems that the "sped up" versions are closer to the original than Numero.
There are 2 inserts, all text being Bobby's handwriting (covers too). The first one ("long") is 28 cm x 6.5 cm. It is folded in half, so its length then is 14 cm. Unfolding it reveals a quotation about the band from, who was in Dave's and Bobby's previous band. He is credited under the alias "g. zoot", shortening of Gweedo Zoot. Above that is a fragment of the same NYT article. On the other side is a picture of a man laughing.
The other insert comes as a square (28 cm x 15 cm, length as square is 13 cm); the dreamy night image folds out (like a window) to show a couple presumably in bed, while on the right side is info about the record. On the other side are lyrics to Autumn In February and the band's adress.
The following are the transcribed inserts, including their original grammatical mistakes. [?] denotes unsureness of correctness. Long insert:
notes about the group... “you know a lot of people have never even seen penni kurvers..... but i have. she's absolutely beautiful. it felt like sometime in an early fall that i first saw her emblazioned on the pages of a 1970-something yearbook. but whatever penni kurvers is doing today, i'm sure she probably has little if no idea at all that theres an amazing four piece creating wonderfull, swirling [?] diazying [???] music right under her very name.
this is the first release from pennikurvers time will only tell if it will be their last. for the sake of that one little corner in the back of our minds, where the trees are orange and gold and children play in the rolling grass, lets hope that it won't be.... “ - g. zoot, long-time believer / follower of the p.k. since 23.
Square insert:
PENNIKURVERS emily - vocal · guitar, suzie - drums, bobby - guitar · vocal, dave - bass guitar. * Recorded ### and engineered by dennis at his center neptune on the Tascam eight track using half inch reel tape on april 16 and may '95.
thanks to: dennis · jason walker · sam · melina · mindy · helen · evergreen · nuzzle · matt · gene · jeremy · summer · lori C · tattle tale · seesaw [?] · our families · nikolaj · derek Barker and anyone who is nice ♥.
BAND PHOTOS BY BRIANA GONSALEZ · ALL ARTWORK / LAYOUT BY: CAPTAIN LIME · MUSIC AND WORDS BY THE P E N N I K U R V E R S. * EXCEPT WORDS ON 3 BY: R. MEDINA.
Bobby had terrible handwriting; for example, the "h" in "children" is written like "clidren". Similiarly, it appears he was trying to write "nikolaj", but wrote "mikolaj". Also, his z's look like y's; "nuzzle" basically looks like "nuyyle". "music" is practically written like "nulsic". "back" is almost "brack". As a bonus, on the back cover, while the titles of Daredevil and Halo are capitalized, the first "a" in AIF is written in lowercase, but in the same size as a capital A.
As for grammar, there are a few smaller issues. Emblazioned is incorrect, as "i" shouldn't be there. It's not "wonderfull" but "wonderful". A few words lack apostrophes, and commas are missing at times.