A Cheery Wave From Stranded Youngsters: An Instrumental/Post-rock Compilation (Issue One), by Various

A Cheery Wave From Stranded Youngsters: An Instrumental/Post-rock Compilation (Issue One)

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1.	Waking Aida - Thats not my trick, Michael 05:51	info
2.	Karhide - Katla 03:56	info
3.	Tacoma Narrows Bridge Disaster - Calligraphy (Live) 08:29
4.	Monsters Build Mean Robots - The Witches and the Liars 07:56	info
5.	Flies Are Spies From Hell - Great Deadener 08:27	info
6.	Alright The Captain - Rostov could get it 04:07	info
7.	What The Blood Revealed - The Corporation as we Know it is Dead, Dead, Dead 08:18	info
8.	Goonies Never Say Die - In Space No-One Can Hear Your Silence 09:30	info
9.	Double Handsome Dragons - Are we not the future of this nation 05:42	info
10.	Friend? - Take a Bath In Public 05:03	info
11.	UpCDownC - Black Lodge 05:26	info

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The first in a series of free / name-your-price compilation albums put together by us. The 'Cheery Wave' albums cover the best in the UK underground post-rock / instrumental / math-rock scene and can be downloaded from the bandcamp sites of the bands involved. Go here - www.facebook.com/acheerywavecollective - for info on recent albums and updates from bands.

Cover artwork by Colour Tongue - colourtongue@gmail.com

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released November 22, 2010

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Flies Are Spies From Hell London, UK

Progressive Instrumental Post-Rock
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