IDLE, by IDLE

IDLE

by IDLE

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FDJ (Desert Psychlist) Excellent slightly off the wall fuzz'n'roll from Mississippi USA, chock-a-block full of grainy distortion drenched riffage, incessant rhythms and cool vocals. Favorite track: Dawn Rider.

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1.	Dawn Rider 03:41	buy track
2.	New Moon 03:25	buy track
3.	Daisy 01:58	buy track
4.	Ghost 03:19	buy track
5.	Morphene 04:32	buy track

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Debut album of IDLE, a Southern Sludge/Rock band from Mississippi

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released February 21, 2018

Austin Tingle- Guitar/Vocals
Owen Turcotte- Drums
Matt Levin- Bass
Recorded at Shadow Light Studios by Addison Griffis in Philadelphia, MS
Michael Clark- (Bass on New Moon)
Joey Holdiness- (Guitar on New Moon)
Album cover- Amber Harbour

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IDLE Starkville, Mississippi

Austin Tingle- Guitar/Vocals

Owen Turcotte- Drums

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