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Track List
01) Bang
02) East End Hollows
03) No Coast
04) Damages!
05) Many Enemies
06) Pre-Evergreen
07) Put Some Wings on That Kid
08) Lux
09) Doing Yourself In
10) Climber New Entry
11) Light Crisis
12) This Is Not a Revolution
01) Bang
02) East End Hollows
03) No Coast
04) Damages!
05) Many Enemies
06) Pre-Evergreen
07) Put Some Wings on That Kid
08) Lux
09) Doing Yourself In
10) Climber New Entry
11) Light Crisis
12) This Is Not a Revolution
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2014
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Braid return with their first record in 16 years, 'No Coast'. No Coast is a measured and often gorgeous album that still ought to remind fans why they fell in love with Braid in the first place. "Bang" and "Damages!" are anthemic indie-rock songs that recall . Sweeping up and down the fretboard, "East End Hollows" is about the danciest power-pop tune Braid's ever written. The scratchy vinyl sample at the beginning of the somber "Light Crisis" comes from a 45 RPM record written by Nanna's grandfather from the birth family . And don't worry, a few tracks still could have come out of Age of Octeen, like "Put Some Wings on That Kid" and "Climber New Entry."
Tracklist:
01. Bang
02. East End Hollows
03. No Coast
04. Damages!
05. Many Enemies
06. Pre-Evergreen
07. Put Some Wings On That Kid
08. Lux
09. Doing Yourself In
10. Climber New Entry
11. Light Crisis
12. This Is Not A Revolution
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Braid return with their first record in 16 years, 'No Coast'. No Coast is a measured and often gorgeous album that still ought to remind fans why they fell in love with Braid in the first place. "Bang" and "Damages!" are anthemic indie-rock songs that recall . Sweeping up and down the fretboard, "East End Hollows" is about the danciest power-pop tune Braid's ever written. The scratchy vinyl sample at the beginning of the somber "Light Crisis" comes from a 45 RPM record written by Nanna's grandfather from the birth family . And don't worry, a few tracks still could have come out of Age of Octeen, like "Put Some Wings on That Kid" and "Climber New Entry."
Tracklist:
01. Bang
02. East End Hollows
03. No Coast
04. Damages!
05. Many Enemies
06. Pre-Evergreen
07. Put Some Wings On That Kid
08. Lux
09. Doing Yourself In
10. Climber New Entry
11. Light Crisis
12. This Is Not A Revolution
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