Threadsboro Saga

Overview
The Threadsboro Saga is the collection of PINK HAT® albums released between December 2016 and July 2019 during founders Jacob Keplinger and Justin Siegel's time in Tennessee.

The Saga
While the core of the Threadsboro Saga is based around New Threads, other albums released by Keplinger and Siegel are included in the collection as well. The saga is ordered as follows:
 * Seymour Butts, Seymour Butts [December 2, 2016]
 * Death in the Afternoon, new threads [March 24, 2017]
 * The Russ Anderson Mixtape, Jacob Keplinger [September 23, 2017]
 * NEW THREADS, new threads [May 11, 2018]
 * Infinity War, Seymour Butts [May 25, 2018]
 * Felonious Wilma, new threads [January 1, 2019]
 * Threadsboro, new threads [July 12, 2019]

Jazz Music
Along with the seven albums included in the saga, many believe that Seymour Butts' unreleased free-rock opus Jazz Music was meant to be included in the collection as well. The original release date would have likely been prior to NEW THREADS, as "KEEP'EMOUT!," a track that appeared on the album, was originally written during the Jazz Music sessions. Years after the rumors died out, the album was released with no pre-promotion in the middle of the Free Rock Saga. Due to the hard drive crash in November 2019, the original Jazz Music sessions were lost forever, and the official release consists of five new recordings from the summer of 2020.

Shared music
Certain albums in the Threadsboro Saga share songs or musical themes throughout them, and this is a complete list of those themes:
 * "The City/Alcohol/Growing Pains" - These three songs all share the same musical motifs.
 * "Body" - This song appears on both The Russ Anderson Mixtape and NEW THREADS.
 * "The Camping Song" - This song appears on The Russ Anderson Mixtape and on Felonious Wilma as a hidden track.
 * "Friends/The Bread" - "Friends" from The Russ Anderson Mixtape was merged with "The Bread" from Infinity War to create "The Bread," as heard on Felonious Wilma.