Immoor

Trackimage Playbut Trackname Playbut Trackname
Bows and Arrows 00:00 Tools
Young Intentions (feat. Goddamn Electric Bill) 00:00 Tools
Chemical Feelings 00:00 Tools
Collapsible Construction 00:00 Tools
Concrete Boots 00:00 Tools
Unit 371 00:00 Tools
In Tow 00:00 Tools
String 00:00 Tools
Underside Up 00:00 Tools
Math 00:00 Tools
Mushroom Cloud 00:00 Tools
Alive For the Moment 00:00 Tools
In To You 00:00 Tools
Porno Queen 00:00 Tools
California Falling Into the Sea 00:00 Tools
She Likes Croquet 00:00 Tools
Reasons To Stay Inside (feat. Goddamn Electric Bill) 00:00 Tools
The Flood 00:00 Tools
Matadors 00:00 Tools
Words 00:00 Tools
Behind the Walls 00:00 Tools
Inhale Exhale 00:00 Tools
Bows & Arrows 00:00 Tools
i never thought it would happen this way 00:00 Tools
Hatchback 00:00 Tools
Young Intentions 00:00 Tools
Reasons To Stay Inside 00:00 Tools
Hookie (2006) 00:00 Tools
I Never Thought It Would Happen This Way (2004) 00:00 Tools
5726 (2006) 00:00 Tools
Mojave (2006) 00:00 Tools
Half Past (2006) 00:00 Tools
If Not When, How? (2005) 00:00 Tools
The Other Ones (2006) 00:00 Tools
Mesosphere (2000) 00:00 Tools
Lazy (2004) 00:00 Tools
Conscious Converter (2002) 00:00 Tools
Trans-Pacific (2006) 00:00 Tools
Sympathetic Response (2002) 00:00 Tools
Pushing Stones 00:00 Tools
Immoor - Bows And Arrows 00:00 Tools
Down (2000) 00:00 Tools
In This Space 00:00 Tools
Collapsable Construction 00:00 Tools
Reasons To Stay Inside (Featuring Goddamn Electric Bill) 00:00 Tools
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"The Thievery of Your Own Things" is the first complete work from Casey Immoor under the moniker IMMOOR, capping a long two year recording project. The finished product is a culmination of every emotion experienced over two years, a combination that walks a fine line between joy and sadness with each track. The resulting sound is reminiscent of a number of genres and artists, but is most identifiable with the likes of the postal service, junior boys, soulwax, boards of canada, etc. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.