Eat Their Own - Caged Animals
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| Format | CD |
| Available | 20-01-2012 |
| Sourced | Australia |
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Smudged round the edges, shrouded in shadows and fog, but full to bursting with heart and soul, Vincent Cacchione offers swoon-some pop, unafraid to deal with the depths of emotion, or to put the song at the forefront of his pursuit for the ultimate organic-electronic hybrid, even more so than current innovators Atlas Sound, or Animal Collective. Known also for his work with Soft Black, the now-Bushwick resident, Cacchione, brings poetry and melody in equal proportion to his foremost musical project.
Track Listing
Disc 1:
- Teenagers in Heat
- This Summer I'll Make It Up To You
- Teflon Heart
- Hazy Girls
- Piles of $$$
- The NJ Turnpike
- Feelingz
- All The Beautiful Things In the World
- Somebody To Use
- Lips That Turn the Light To Fire
- Instant <3breaker
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