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LUMBER

Bronze Fawn

Post Rock/Math rock


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Studio Album, released in 2007

Songs / Tracks Listing


1. Stripper College Fund (7:39)
2. Lumber (4:40)
3. Thumb Puppet Wizard (5:21)
4. Coolidge Vs. Rutlidge (7:10)
5. Ten Is The New Five (4:11)
6. Does This Battle Armor Suit Me? (8:32)
7. Moonbeam Death Ray (8:37)

Total Time 46:10

Line-up / Musicians


- Stephen Becker / bass
- Jim Acquavella / drums
- Bryce Shoemaker / guitar
- Joshua Robertson / keyboards


Releases information

Woodson Lateral - WLR025 CD

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