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These United States - Everything Touches Everything (new album / MP3)

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Friday, Sep 11, 2009

by PopMatters Staff

These United States
Everything Touches Everything
(United Interests)
Released: 1 September

SONG LIST
01 I Want You to Keep Everything
02 Will It Ever
03 Everything Touches Everything
04 Night & the Revolution
05 The Secret Door
06 Conquest & Consequence
07 I’m Gonna Assemble a City
08 Good Bones
09 The Important Thing
10 End
11 Good Night Wish

These United States release their third full length album in 18 months with Everything Touches Everything.

These United States
“Everything Touches Everything” [MP3]

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These United States: Everything Touches Everything

By Mehan Jayasuriya

12 Jan 2010

Earnest Americana act broadens the scope of its sound with regretfully middle-of-the-road results.

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