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Upstairs Lullaby (2008)
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Gold and flowers (2008)
04:51
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Recorded by Mitch J. Vanhoose in Mitch's Room at Andy's House, Summer-ish 2008 (possibly 2012ish)
William Blackart: guitar, vocals (maybe bass)
Adam Faucett: (maybe bass)
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Her Morning Blue (2010)
03:18
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Recorded by Mitch J. Vanhoose at The Plex in Jacksonville, AR
William Blackart: vocals, guitar
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Jericho Walls (2008)
03:02
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101er (2010)
07:01
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Falling Hard (2008)
03:50
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Guilt (2009)
03:36
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Recorded live from the board at a house-ish show in Skokie, IL
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I Know Mine (2011)
02:52
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Just Like Hope (2013)
03:57
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Big Sky Falling (2011)
04:16
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Clatter (2012)
02:43
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Loving Arms (2016)
05:05
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Delilah's Blues (2008)
02:46
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Oxygen (2012)
03:26
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The Criminal (2012)
04:47
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Fire and Gold (2008)
04:01
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I got my brain sucked by a flesh-eating monster / Hey, man, it was anything but pleasant – oh / Hollow fangs piercing through my head / Bastard tried to kill me, but he left me brain dead – oh /
This puts a new meaning on brain food (Human: the other white meat).
Move over, calamari / There’s a new delicacy in town – oh / All the upstanding monsters know / Human’s the only way to go – oh / Scrambled brains in the frying pan / Pickled toes straight outta’ the can – oh / And for the healthy mom with little ghouls to feed / Some are low-fat and calorie-free – oh /
This puts a new meaning on brain food (Human: the other white meat).
There’s some monsters from the fifth dimension who think we’re kinda’ greasy / I know a breed of Cyclops who only eat Canadians / But for a slew of monster wives dinner’s now made easy / Because of us.
This puts a new meaning on brain food (Human, the other white meat).
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William Blackart Arkansas
Arkansas native William Blackart plays a lo-fi country brand of folk music. With lyrics described as “poetic and captivating,” vocals pegged as “rough and emotive” and guitar work called “hypnotic and spare” (Dakota Discography), his influences range from Townes Van Zandt to Leonard Cohen to The Clash. ... more
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