Hushdrops - Static - VINYL LP
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Work on The Static - was completed just after the tragic, sudden, and untimely death of Hushdrops drummer Joe Camarillo (at 52), and now exists - in part - as a final tribute to Camarillo's inimitable musical gifts. These 14 songs were all committed to tape with a first take Inchlive band energyInch naturalism that also incorporates ghosts of the more decorative, deliberate, and a baroque approach.
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- GenreRockDescriptionWork on The Static - was completed just after the tragic, sudden, and untimely death of Hushdrops drummer Joe Camarillo (at 52), and now exists - in part - as a final tribute to Camarillo's inimitable musical gifts. These 14 songs were all committed to tape with a first take Inchlive band energyInch naturalism that also incorporates ghosts of the more decorative, deliberate, and a baroque approach.ArtistHushdropsTitleStaticFormatVINYLLabelPravda Records
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