Vanderwolf Songs You'll Never Hear Vinyl LP 2026
Vanderwolf - Songs You'll Never Hear
Please note this is a pre-order item due for release 22nd May 2026
Tracklist:
1. You Can Have It All
2. Be My Saviour
3. Fu Manchu
4. What We Lost In The Flood
5. Stars And Smog
6. Sanity Jones
7. Columbia Hotel
8. To Follow You
Written, rehearsed and recorded in Los Angeles during the collapse of the global order and the devaluation of American democracy, Songs You'll Never Hear portrays a self-destructive world in 8-lavishly produced songs. Richly orchestrated arrangements contrast with the hauntingly desperate subject matter. While the world comes apart at the seams, Vanderwolf's songwriting, production and vocals have never been so defiantly together.
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$13.63Vanderwolf Songs You'll Never Hear Vinyl LP 2026
Vanderwolf - Songs You'll Never Hear
Please note this is a pre-order item due for release 22nd May 2026
Tracklist:
1. You Can Have It All
2. Be My Saviour
3. Fu Manchu
4. What We Lost In The Flood
5. Stars And Smog
6. Sanity Jones
7. Columbia Hotel
8. To Follow You
Written, rehearsed and recorded in Los Angeles during the collapse of the global order and the devaluation of American democracy, Songs You'll Never Hear portrays a self-destructive world in 8-lavishly produced songs. Richly orchestrated arrangements contrast with the hauntingly desperate subject matter. While the world comes apart at the seams, Vanderwolf's songwriting, production and vocals have never been so defiantly together.
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Vanderwolf - Songs You'll Never Hear
Please note this is a pre-order item due for release 22nd May 2026
Tracklist:
1. You Can Have It All
2. Be My Saviour
3. Fu Manchu
4. What We Lost In The Flood
5. Stars And Smog
6. Sanity Jones
7. Columbia Hotel
8. To Follow You
Written, rehearsed and recorded in Los Angeles during the collapse of the global order and the devaluation of American democracy, Songs You'll Never Hear portrays a self-destructive world in 8-lavishly produced songs. Richly orchestrated arrangements contrast with the hauntingly desperate subject matter. While the world comes apart at the seams, Vanderwolf's songwriting, production and vocals have never been so defiantly together.
