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Michigan City Vandals

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Hexavalent Chromium
Hexavalent Chromium
Everyday Heroes
Everyday Heroes
Michigan City Vandals
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1. Nerve Ending
Nerve Ending
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Performed by Michigan City Vandals with Evan Margol on guitar
2. Tell Tale Heart
Tell Tale Heart
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Performed by Michigan City Vandals with Evan Margol on guitar
3. Black Lady
4. One Night Stand
5. Scars
6. Falling
7. Little Things
Little Things
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Thank you to Lola Laurent for the harmonies on the chorus'. Pretty great for being just 8!
8. The Pecker Song (WARNING EXPLICIT)
9. C.R.E.A.M (Poon Twang Mix)
C.R.E.A.M (Poon Twang Mix)
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Thanks to Gary Callender at Duckhead Studios for recording and producing. Also featuring the talents of Fred Maddron (guitar), Rick Willey (fiddle), Lance Eichler (bass) and DJ Uno (vinyl scratching).
10. Feeding Frenzy (Shark Week Song)
11. Sympathy
13. The End
The End
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Released previously on 'Love Her Madly' an all female tribute to the Doors. This track features Jeff Coffin and Max Abrams on horns, Joe Wooten on Theremin and Rico Thomas on guitar.
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The fifth release from the Michigan City Vandals. Due May 1 2014.
Back to Life
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Back to Life
Liner Notes: 1. Back to Life (edited)* 2. Already Gone +~ 3. Down* 4. Say it to My Face* 5. Spinning ++~ 6. Believe* 7. Smile Again ** 8. The Drinking Song ~ 9. Back to Life (unedited) +violin Rick Willey, ++ cello Greg Ladewski *Recorded, Engineered and Mixed by Kris Brunais for Honey Whiskey Studios ~Recorded, Engineered and Mixed by Dan Deitrich for Mitten Rock Recording ** Recorded, Engineered and Mixed by Vince Casamatta for vincecasamatta.com All Songs Mastered by Carl Saff for Saff Mastering Cover Art by Dave Wilkenson from the ‘Relapse and Recovery’ series http://web.mac.com/davidwilkinson6/Site/Welcome.html All songs written and produced by the Michigan City Vandals www.michigancityvandals.com
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1. Back to Life (Edited)
2. Already Gone
3. Down
4. Say it to My Face
5. Spinning
6. Believe
7. Smile Again
8. The Drinking Song
9. Back to Life (Unedited)
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The third release from the Michigan City Vandals chronicles 18 months of beauty, pain, loss and the moments in between. This album follows the critically acclaimed 'Our Own Little Slice of Hell" from 2008 and 'Forgetting the Little People (The Revolve EP)' in 2010.
Forgetting the Little People EP
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1. Revolve
2. Sundrop
3. Big Daddy's Cadillac
4. Smile Again
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Hexavalent Chromium
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Bio
Described by NPR Sound Opinions and Chicago Sun Times Rock Critic Jim DeRogatis as a rollicking, optimistic and relentlessly tuneful indie band, the Michigan City Vandals first gained notice when they donated 100% of the album profits from their first record 'Little Slice of Hell' to go toward building a Habitat for Humanity home in the state of Michigan. 18 months later, they released the 'Revolve' EP which took them on tour to regional college campuses, major Midwest cities and garnered them opening spots for Bowling for Soup, Hank III, Mute Math and the Avett Brothers. MCV returned in 2012 with the release of ‘Back to Life’ and was picked by a panel that included Nirvana's Krist Novoselic to perform three shows at the 2013 CBGB Fest in New York. In September 2014 MCV released their 4th studio album, the self titled, 'Michigan City Vandals' album. MCV has placed songs on shows for HBO, The Oxygen Network the film Kathy T by Cinema Concepts. Their new release, the EP, 'The Algorithms are Programming Us', is slated for release in summer of 2019. Watch for shows and dates on our website or social media pages.
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"It’s hard to doubt the sincerity of the Michigan City Vandals, who proudly boast of being “post-ironic” and trumpet the slogan “The opposite of love is not hate, it’s indifference.” Rollicking, optimistic and relentlessly tuneful, the Vandals' indie-pop songs take aim at Gen Y apathy and attempt to inspire it to action "
— Jim DeRogatis, Chicago Sun Times
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