The Kamikaze Hearts

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No One Called You a Failure 00:00 Tools
Top of Your Head 00:00 Tools
Defender 00:00 Tools
You Can't Just Get Up and Leave 00:00 Tools
Half of Me 00:00 Tools
Beverly Hills 00:00 Tools
Ash Wednesday 00:00 Tools
Deer Hunter 00:00 Tools
Wolfert's Roost 00:00 Tools
Five Point Turn 00:00 Tools
Weekend In Western New York 00:00 Tools
Guyana Central High School Class of '78 00:00 Tools
War Horse 00:00 Tools
Tennessee 00:00 Tools
Accident 00:00 Tools
Secret Handshake 00:00 Tools
Grand Tactics 00:00 Tools
In My Way 00:00 Tools
Lubbock, TX 00:00 Tools
Gaslight Village 00:00 Tools
Cinnamon Life 00:00 Tools
Boston Whaler 00:00 Tools
Pompadour 00:00 Tools
Weekend In Western Ny 00:00 Tools
Didn't You See Me 00:00 Tools
Pompadour (UK Bonus Track) 00:00 Tools
Come On Baby 00:00 Tools
Pavement or the Guard Rail 00:00 Tools
Pellet Pistol 00:00 Tools
Ratfucker 00:00 Tools
Failure 00:00 Tools
East Saint Louis 00:00 Tools
Rat 00:00 Tools
Fairy Princess 00:00 Tools
Galaxy Room 00:00 Tools
tornadoes 00:00 Tools
new york times 00:00 Tools
Pink Huffy, Pink Murray 00:00 Tools
Cow Catcher 00:00 Tools
Tennessee (clip) 00:00 Tools
3D Boxes 00:00 Tools
WOXY.com Lounge Act - The Kamikaze Hearts 00:00 Tools
WOXY.com Lounge Act 05/01/06 00:00 Tools
Lost Regiment 00:00 Tools
Reaction Time 00:00 Tools
Scumbag Pines 00:00 Tools
No One Called You A Failure (Live) 00:00 Tools
Come on Baby Let's Go Downtown 00:00 Tools
Mahogany Ridge 00:00 Tools
You Can't Just Get Up And Leav 00:00 Tools
In The Morning 00:00 Tools
interview 2 00:00 Tools
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From Albany New York, The Kamikaze Hearts are Bob Buckley, Nathan Giordano, Matthew Loiacono, Troy Pohl, and Gaven Richard. Through a diverse array of instruments--such as the usual guitars, bass, and banjo, as well as accordions, keyboards, bowed upright bass, and mandolin--The Kamikaze Hearts offer listeners a fresh approach to the acoustic indie-folk style. Their lyrics, laid over driving melodies, are intelligent and nostalgic, both drawing from and adding to the repertoire of American folk poetry and memory. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.