Snakes, by Snakes

Snakes

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Daniel Saner It took me over a year to find this record – and it was well worth the wait! I heard it in a bar in Switzerland, and when all the music recognition apps failed, recorded a minute of it to my phone. I bugged all of my friends and music forums with that recording for a year, until it finally led me here. It's atmospheric, well-produced, cinematic, takes you places. And I love how Cessna can drop his voice to a sombre, distinctly Cash vibe. It remains as one of my favourite discoveries of 2016. Favorite track: Aloha From Old Mexico.

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Pro-dubbed cassette tape with full-color 3-panel j-card. The gold-inked chaw-black cassette holds the Baltimore trio's cinematic debut that's like listening to a "A Spaghetti Western soundtracked by a Rockabilly-tweaked Townes Van Zandt".

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1.	Theme For 'Snakes' 02:22	buy track
2.	Young American 04:14	buy track
3.	Aloha From Old Mexico 04:26	buy track
4.	Calling Out the Law 03:07	buy track
5.	Hiram King 03:49	buy track
6.	Snake Piss 01:47	buy track
7.	Save A Dance (For Me) 02:34	buy track

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released May 6, 2016

All songs written, recorded, and performed by Snakes
in Baltimore, MD
at APT 66

Guitar / Pedal steel - Eric Paltell
Organ -Cooper Wright
Guitar / Vocals - George Cessna
Drums / Bass - 'Cobra' Jones

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