The Smugglers - Mutiny In Stereo album flac

BPM Profile Mutiny in Stereo. Album starts at 176BPM, ends at 134BPM (-42), with tempos within the -BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing). Recent albums by The Smugglers. Get the Tempo of more than 6 Million songs.

By: The Smugglers (2004, Rock). More albums from The Smugglers: Wet Pants Club by The Smugglers. Rosie by The Smugglers. Growing Up Smuggler by The Smugglers. Selling The Sizzle by The Smugglers. View all albums . Mutiny In Stereo. By: The Smugglers (2004, Rock).

Mutiny In Stereo is the eighth studio album created by a band of friends from Vancouver British Columbia Canada called The Smugglers. Together since they were teenagers, the Smugglers have grown up together and have stayed together for one reason: being in the Smugglers is fun. The fans, the friends, the touring and the records has made the Smugglers' career an unforgettable ride.

from Mutiny in Stereo by The Smugglers. Streaming + Download. Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Purchasable with gift card. The group’s first album in 14 years connects the dots between mod rock and hardcore punk. Bandcamp Album of the Day Dec 6, 2018. THE DIRTIEST "Cento Shot" EP by The Dirtiest.

For the most part, The Smugglers’ Mutiny In Stereo is more good-and-dirty fun. Whether fast-and-furious, loud-and-obnoxious or soft-and-melodic, the group will win you over with its ear-catching punk rock. If it hasn’t already. Empath: Active Listening: Night On EarthBy Lizzie MannoMay 9, 2019. Versing: 10000By Ben SalmonMay 8, 2019.

The Smugglers-Mutiny in TLED iNT. March 12th, 2018 21:32 Music Punk. 1. The Smugglers – Pirate Ships 2. The Smugglers – Billy Billy 3. The Smugglers – Larry 4. The Smugglers – Love at First Fight 5. The Smugglers – Getup Syndrome 6. The Smugglers – Don’t Mess With Beez 7. The Smugglers – Mach 1 8. The Smugglers – Shock the Shanker 9. The Smugglers – Haunt Me 10. The Smugglers – Suntans 11.

Mutiny in Stereo is more than just garage punk and goofy tunes about oddball bassists. Mach 1", originally appearing on their 1994 debut, Wet Pants Club, gets revisited with a warm organ line, and becomes a dusty road trip tune worthy of Izzy Stradlin; the instrumental closer "Do You Hear that Sound" proves the existence of the band's introspective side. But (comparatively) gentle instrumentals aren't what help the Smugglers pay the bills.