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Kings Of Convenience Riot On An Empty Street Base Cord but played their own brand

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but played their own brand of quirky pop with their own unique sound

Tracks 1 A Shogun Named Marcus 2 El Jefe Speaks 3 Binge and Purge 4 12 Ounce Epilogue 5 Bacchanal 6 Milk of Human Kindness 7 Rats 8 Earthworm 9 Heirloom 13 10 Walking in the Great Shining Path of Monster Trucks 11 Effigy Released: 03/29/2024

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my worst fear being that life is completely meaningless and I have absolutely no control or power

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Kings Of Convenience Riot On An Empty Street Base Cord but played their own brandDescription The 2004 album Riot On An Empty Street showcases Kings of Convenience at their finest, blending folk, pop, and indie influences with their trademark harmonies. Featuring beloved tracks like "Homesick," "Misread," and the duet "Know How" with Feist, this reissue on black vinyl brings back the warm, intimate sound that made the album a fan favorite. A must have for those who appreciate subtle, melodic songwriting. Tracks 1 Homesick 2 Misread

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