Split, by Real Life Rock & Roll Band

Split

by Real Life Rock & Roll Band

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	1.	No Ordinary Dude 10:35		buy track
	2.	Most People Just Live Until One Day 11:22		buy track

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what does it mean to be american? do u feel pride in ur country? it is hard to feel anything when our iconography is continually twisted further and further into monetized corporate and fascist representations. and now the notions of country have deteriorated beyond any point of actual value and representation. but maybe that representation was never there in the first place. what does american primitive music look like in 2k18 when the phrase "american" alone is full of baggage? guitar chords splinter into synthesizers and strained voices. the first time I checked these masters I was driving through a once rugged part of texas that is now overrun with traffic and "development." eventually, I was far enough to be away from the sprawl but it still surrounded me on all sides.

released as a split with more eaze on Hard Fun

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released January 26, 2018

Aaron Oppenheim - bass, voice
Blaine Todd - guitar, voice
Scott Siler - drums, rhodes, percussion, voice
Andrew Weathers - guitar, synthesizer, voice
Dylan Golden Aycock - lap steel

Recorded at Ex'pression, Emeryville, CA by Aaron Oppenheim in January & February 2016
Mixed by RLRRB

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