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Shout Out Louds - Work (new album / MP3)

Tuesday, Dec 1, 2009

Shout Out Louds
Work
(Merge)
Releasing: 23 February


“Walls” is the perfect song for an anthem or a movie soundtrack or for making taking the bus feel much more grandiose and exhilarating. It’s almost cruel the way its crescendo hooks into that very Bruce Springsteenian impulse to drop inhibitions, romanticize running away, and take an ill-advised road trip with no money or destination.


SONG LIST
01 1999
02 Fall Hard
03 Play the Game
04 Walls
05 Candle Burned Out
06 Throwing Stones
07 Four by Four
08 Moon
09 Show Me Something New
10 Too Late, Too Slow


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