Fists Of Dayton!, by Adderall Canyonly

Fists Of Dayton!

by Adderall Canyonly

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Real time duplicated to Type II chrome, labeled black shell c38 with yellow leader comes packaged with full color double sided J-card featuring original artwork by Tiny Little Hammers. Duplicated by Cthonic Streams in Brooklyn, NY.

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	1.	Soldier Drunk With Anger 04:35
	2.	Why Do Angels Cry in the Night? 02:38
	3.	Pamphlet For A Godless Church 03:52
	4.	Tinkle Tinkle Little Keys, No one is Home 04:20
	5.	Not the End, But the End of Naught 03:18
	6.	Conifers in the Copse 03:36
	7.	The Real Gold Country 03:41
	8.	Insane Cops Keep Calling Out You're Dead 04:14
	9.	Wet Lips of Freedom 05:26

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Adderall Canyonly (aka Wayne Longer) returns with a round of retro noir sleaze and woozy late night swagger, a sonorous score for simulated circumstances.

"Fists of Dayton!" is an original soundtrack to an imaginary film. We can provide only a handful of cryptic clues, but share them here for turbid guidance. Plot points include: sad and sleepless cherubim, thoroughly arboraceous territories, a bold new era of atheism, a known region of valuable metals, and the kicker finale, inferring a still fresh kiss set to liberate. Italo grizz, ascension groove, and crime fiction sound for smoke filled Lincoln town car.

Recorded to 1/2" tape in Portland, Oregon 2006-2009, this is some of the very first material ever recorded by the project, with an analog warmth and grit for the ages. We're proud to rebirth this OST from a parallel plane, rated "R".

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released July 28, 2020

Wayne Longer - all instruments
Art by Tiny Little Hammers
Originally released digitally on Field Hymns 2010
Remastered and physically released on Lighten Up Sounds 2020

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