Hinds - Leave Me Alone FLAC album

Leave Me Alone by Hinds, released 28 October 2016 1. Garden 2. Fat Calmed Kiddos 3. Warts 4. Easy 5. Castigadas en el Granero 6. Solar Gap 7. Chili Town 8. Bamboo 9. San Diego 10. And I Will Send Your Flowers Back 11. I'll Be Your Man 12. Walking Home. So you can listen to songs you might not know we had and demos recorded with a cellphone. about the demos, first of all, they are not demos. but we couldn't find the correct way to call them. they NEVER were thought to be shown to the world. while we are writing we record ourselves with our cellphones so we can listen.

Hinds ‎– Leave Me Alone. Label: Lucky Number ‎– LUCKY092CDX. Recorded in Cádiz, Spain.

Album · 2016 · 12 Songs. Cackling with energy and warmth, this debut album from the Madrid-based quartet is an effortless joy. Carlotta Cosials and Ana Perrote’s dual vocals circulate in a hazy mist around giddy guitars to produce gorgeous garage-pop gems like the woozy San Diego and bouyant Warts. But it’s not all sun-drunk and carefree. Catigadas En El Granero is a feverish riot while And I Will Send Your Flowers Back and I’ll Be Your Man reveal the band’s vulnerable-and joyously vengeful-side. Leave Me Alone Hinds.

Hinds Finally Unveil ‘Leave Me Alone,’ But We Can’t Obey. Could anything be more perfectly timed than Hinds‘ debut album? The Madrid garage-pop band built the perfect amount of buzz ahead of it with EPs and a worldwide tour last year, then released on Friday, so early in 2016 that hopes are still high that this go around the cosmos will bring fewer bummers than the last. And so far, the promise of better days remains intact-in regards to Hinds, at least

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Leave Me Alone Is Out Now Via Lucky Number. January, what is the point of it? Christmas over, wages already spent, nights still dark and days still freezing. The only thing to do to get over the winter blues is immerse yourself in the bounty of brilliant albums that always come out at this time of year, hoping to find either something gloomy enough to complement your miserable mood, or perky enough get you geed up for the more exciting times ahead. Spanish group Hinds certainly fall into the latter bracket with their debut album Leave Me Alone