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Show Your Work

by Colin L. Orchestra

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1.
Too Bruised Blues 22:09
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2.
No Words 03:48
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3.
Weirdo In A Weird World pt. 1 22:23
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Weirdo In A Weird World pt. 2 21:51
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about

This is the follow up to COL. COL took 2 years and was pretty pop. It was the final record in a trilogy of comfortable consonant music. I wanted to do the opposite on this album. Its out and free and dissonant and in minor keys. I did this record in 6 months. Its a musical reaction to COL.

Colin L. Orchestra on this album is me, Pete Vogl, Will Berney, Matthew Clark, Adam Payne, Sam Potrykus, Maxx Katz, Jeff Tobias, Erin Durant, Dave Kadden, Max Hodes, Adam Taber, Eli Winograd, Alex Drewchin, Jee Young Sim, Turner Willams Jr, DJ Dog Dick, and Andy Puls.

Lyrics at colinlangenus.com

Available on cassette at fperecs.com

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released September 2, 2013

Photo by Matthew Clark

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