Hamilton Leithauser Burns Boat

2025-03-07 by Thy Supreme Vomit Kommander, Nicholas von Nuclearpiss | 3 Comments
Hamilton Leithauser, known best for fronting The Walkmen, released his new solo album This Side of the Island, his first release in five years. He will be going on tour in support of the new album.

Tracklist:
1. Fist of Flowers
2. Burn the Boats
3. Ocean Roar
4. Knockin' Heart
5. What Do I Think?
6. Off the Beach
7. I Was Right
8. Happy Lights
9. This Side of the Island

You can listen to the first track here:



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Deathconscious
March 10th 2025
28300 Comments


Where are all The Walkmen fans? Seemed like they were kind of a thing on Sput for a while.

JohnZapp
March 11th 2025
181 Comments


Seeing him at the Carlyle this week. Super pumped

Deathconscious
March 12th 2025
28300 Comments


Cool. I'm hoping to see him in New York, if things line up right.



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