Susan - EP
by Various Artist
Alasdair Hill
Alasdair Hill
This is one of my favorite EPs in recent memory. A certain bias stems from knowing one of the band's members, but I still find myself occasionally popping in the humble blank disc that was handed out at one of their shows, bearing in brilliant black sharpie "Various Artist - Susan EP". The lyrics range from something naive to something more profound than one would generally lend to a group of young men from Tulsa, Oklahoma. The best free listen you'll find around these parts.
Favorite track: Happyness.
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Streaming + DownloadPurchasable with gift card
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Volvo
02:45
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Milk & Tea
03:28
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Happyness
03:33
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Winter Nights
04:22
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credits
released March 28, 2014
Christopher Snead - Vocals, Guitar
Jack Boysel - Guitar, Vocals
Ryan Castle - Bass, Vocals
Max Genzer - Drums, Vocals
Engineering and Editing by Luis Quiroz
Christopher Snead - Vocals, Guitar
Jack Boysel - Guitar, Vocals
Ryan Castle - Bass, Vocals
Max Genzer - Drums, Vocals
Engineering and Editing by Luis Quiroz
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Various Artist Tulsa, Oklahoma
We make music simply because it makes us happy.
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