Dream Nails You Wish Vinyl LP Marble Blue Colour 2026
1. The Only Way Out Is Through
2. This Is Water
3. Organoid
4. The Spirit Does Not Burn
5. Pack My Wax
6. House of Bones
7. The Information
8. Can't Lose
9. Move Like An Animal
10. Zeros
11. A Sign
Evolving their sound from politically charged to introspective, spiritually curious, and abstract, Dream Nails has looked inwards to create something intimate, cohesive, and experimental.
In collaboration with the acclaimed producer Ali Chant (Dry Cleaning, Katy J Pearson, Sorry, Yard Act), the band "Got weird" to create some of their most vulnerable, meta and abstract work to date, while remaining rooted in the myriad shades of punk that colour their signature sound.
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$13.63Dream Nails You Wish Vinyl LP Marble Blue Colour 2026
1. The Only Way Out Is Through
2. This Is Water
3. Organoid
4. The Spirit Does Not Burn
5. Pack My Wax
6. House of Bones
7. The Information
8. Can't Lose
9. Move Like An Animal
10. Zeros
11. A Sign
Evolving their sound from politically charged to introspective, spiritually curious, and abstract, Dream Nails has looked inwards to create something intimate, cohesive, and experimental.
In collaboration with the acclaimed producer Ali Chant (Dry Cleaning, Katy J Pearson, Sorry, Yard Act), the band "Got weird" to create some of their most vulnerable, meta and abstract work to date, while remaining rooted in the myriad shades of punk that colour their signature sound.
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1. The Only Way Out Is Through
2. This Is Water
3. Organoid
4. The Spirit Does Not Burn
5. Pack My Wax
6. House of Bones
7. The Information
8. Can't Lose
9. Move Like An Animal
10. Zeros
11. A Sign
Evolving their sound from politically charged to introspective, spiritually curious, and abstract, Dream Nails has looked inwards to create something intimate, cohesive, and experimental.
In collaboration with the acclaimed producer Ali Chant (Dry Cleaning, Katy J Pearson, Sorry, Yard Act), the band "Got weird" to create some of their most vulnerable, meta and abstract work to date, while remaining rooted in the myriad shades of punk that colour their signature sound.
