Houndmouth-From_The_Hills_Below_The_City-CD-FLAC-2013-BOCKSCAR

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MP3/FLAC

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BOCKSCAR

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285,52 MB

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Date

2013-06-17

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   Artist  : Houndmouth
   Album   : From The Hills Below The City
   Bitrate : 950 kbps

+-------------------------------[Release Info]-------------------------------+

   Source     : CD (LP)
   Label      : Rough Trade Us
   Year       : 2013
   Genre      : Indie
   Rip date   : 2013-06-14
   Store date : 2013-06-04
   Encoder    : FLAC 1.2.1

+--------------------------------[Track List]--------------------------------+

  1.  In The Road                                                    2:26
  2.  Come On, Illinois                                              3:21
  3.  Penitentiary                                                   4:04
  4.  Casino (Bad Things)                                            2:40
  5.  Ludlow                                                         3:07
  6.  Hey Rose                                                       5:01
  7.  Krampus                                                        2:00
  8.  Long As You're At Home                                         3:45
  9.  Houston Train                                                  3:10
  10. Comin' Around Again                                            4:07
  11. Halfway To Hardinsburg                                         3:39
  12. Palmyra                                                        4:22
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                                                                     41:42

+-------------------------------[Release Notes]------------------------------+

  Houndmouth is comprised of four musicians from New Albany, IN, across the
  river from Louisville - spent the past year building a passionate following in
  their hometown and touring with the Alabama Shakes, the Lumineers, Grace
  Potter, and the Drive-By Truckers. The 12 original songs on From The Hills
  Below the City are packed with tales of down-on-their-luck drug runners,
  casinos, riverboats, recession-era scraping, and more.

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