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The War On Drugs - Up All Night
The War On Drugs
Up All Night
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The War On Drugs - Strangest Thing
The War On Drugs
Strangest Thing
Sounds like: Kurt Vile, My Morning Jacket, Fleet Foxes
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The War On Drugs have shared a new single from their forthcoming album, A Deeper Understanding.  Set for release on August 25th, the band has release...
The War On Drugs - Suffering
The War On Drugs
Suffering
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The War On Drugs - Red Eyes
The War On Drugs
Red Eyes
Sounds like: Kurt Vile, Tom Petty, Dire Straits
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The War On Drugs have a new album coming out early next year called Lost in the Dream. They recently released this new single from it, "Red Eyes," an...
The War On Drugs - Baby Missiles
The War On Drugs
Baby Missiles
Sounds like: Real Estate, Kurt Vile, Sharon Van Etten
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The War On Drugs - Don't Fear The Ghost
The War On Drugs
Don't Fear The Ghost
Sounds like: Kurt Vile, Real Estate, Youth Lagoon
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Jimmy Fallon seems to have a good ear for indie acts -- as exemplified by the fact that The War On Drugs will be playing on his show tonight. Apart fr...
The War On Drugs - Come to the City
The War On Drugs
Come to the City
Sounds like: Kurt Vile, Real Estate, Youth Lagoon
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If, a few days ago, you had implored me to imagine a vocalist who combined the dipping twang of Bob Dylan with the sing-speak style of Lou Reed while ...
The War On Drugs
Come to the City
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The War On Drugs - Baby Missiles
The War On Drugs
Baby Missiles
Sounds like: Kurt Vile, Jimi Hendrix, The Black Angels
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The War on Drugs sounds like a band that hangs out in a basement with low-slung couches and psychedelic posters abound. In fact, they sound like a ban...