Trackimage | Playbut | Trackname | Playbut | Trackname |
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12979883 | Play | Singularity | 05:15 Tools | |
53969061 | Play | Singularity (Osborne Remix) | 05:15 Tools | |
12979897 | Play | The One Who Has to Carry You Home | 05:24 Tools | |
12979884 | Play | Solar Plexus | 04:02 Tools | |
12979885 | Play | Fever Dreams | 03:26 Tools | |
12979887 | Play | Still Life | 04:01 Tools | |
12979886 | Play | Molecule | 04:37 Tools | |
12979889 | Play | Trunk of a Dead Tree | 03:17 Tools | |
12979890 | Play | Door to Another World | 04:01 Tools | |
12979891 | Play | Instead of a Head | 04:24 Tools | |
12979894 | Play | Did You Lie? | 03:45 Tools | |
12979896 | Play | Lucky Stars | 03:51 Tools | |
53969062 | Play | Singularity (Com Truise Remix) | 03:51 Tools | |
12979888 | Play | Chasing the Nevermind | 04:05 Tools | |
53969063 | Play | Singularity - Radio Edit | 04:05 Tools | |
53969067 | Play | Singularity - Osborne Remix | 04:05 Tools | |
53969064 | Play | Singularity (Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. Remix) | 04:05 Tools | |
53969065 | Play | Singularity (Radio Edit) | 04:05 Tools | |
53969066 | Play | Fever Dreams (Mesita Remix) | 04:05 Tools | |
53969068 | Play | Singularity - Com Truise Remix | 04:05 Tools | |
53969069 | Play | Singularity - Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. Remix | 04:05 Tools | |
53969070 | Play | 10 Solar Plexus | 04:05 Tools | |
53969071 | Play | Did You Lie | 04:05 Tools | |
87417996 | Play | Singularity [Audio] | 04:05 Tools | |
53969072 | Play | Solar Plexis | 04:05 Tools |
Written, recorded, mixed and mastered entirely by the band, Hollow & Akimbo‘s debut LP includes Singularity, and The One Who Has to Carry You Home, which further showcase the duo’s skill at creating pop songs with a unique electronic-meets -rock edge. The layering of acoustic & electric guitars on the track, complete with bouncy, upbeat vocals, makes for yet another distinctive cut. Recording together at home in basements, bedrooms, attics, and closets, Hollow & Akimbo have amassed an ever-evolving archive of musical snippets, song fragments and a fair share of noisy four track experiments. Jon Visger and Brian Konicek first met as teenagers, bonding over a shared fascination with strange sounds and old tape machines. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.