Get all 8 The Modlins releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Can't Get Back, Out of the Darkness!, Passed "Masters" : 2004 - 2009, Shoot The Moon, Late Night Feel, Where Does It End?, With Friends Like These, and Here's to Being Happy.
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As Good As Gone
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It's All Your Fault
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I Might Have Been Wrong
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Dragging My Feet
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Thirty-Seven Japanese
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For Goodness' Sake
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Allison Says
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What You Had in Mind
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Here's to Being Happy
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Spoons.Hearts.Stars
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The Modlins San Diego, California
Alex Chousmith (nee Smith): Bass
Eric Killian: Right-handed
Guitar
Stoph Rhanor: Drums
Matt Sheridan: Left-handed Guitar
Influences:
The Beatles
Elliott Smith
Chuck Berry
Blur
The Kinks
Belle & Sebastian
Bob Dylan
The Shins
Motown
Convoy
The Strokes
Sam Cooke
Weezer
The Walkmen
Wilco
The Arcade Fire
... more
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