Love is a Devil
from Turn Your Love Up by Laneway
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about
'Love is a Devil' is the first single off the new Laneway album 'Turn Your Love Up' released August 2012 through Crawler Records.
credits
from Turn Your Love Up,
track released June 29, 2012
Louise O'Reilly - vocals, acoustic guitar
Paul Hannan - electric guitar, vocals, bass
Fingers Malone - drumset, organ
Matt Redlich - hammond
Recorded & mixed by Matt Redlich at Grandma's Place
Louise O'Reilly - vocals, acoustic guitar
Paul Hannan - electric guitar, vocals, bass
Fingers Malone - drumset, organ
Matt Redlich - hammond
Recorded & mixed by Matt Redlich at Grandma's Place
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about
Laneway Natural Bridge, Australia
Deep in the hills of Natural Bridge on the edge of an extinct volcano, under heavy air, amidst speckled lights of gloworms and hushed by a creek, is a cabin. A stone floor. The home of Louise O’Reilly and Paul Hannan. Herein is the space where flowers in the hair, tapping of the boots, a swaying of the hips has been translated into the sound of the death of 1000 summers. The sounds of Laneway. ... more
discography
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Aug 2012 -
Mar 2011 -
Jun 2010
contact / help
Laneway recommends:
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