Get all 9 Scotch Funeral releases available on Bandcamp and save 60%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Abysmal Nostalgia, Ruthless Town, Not Drinking, The Screaming Moon EP, Clarity Begins At Home, Eating My Feet, Oh Silenus!, Purgatory, and 1 more.
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Window Sounds 1
01:08
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Heaven Is A Hangover
03:32
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As The Crow Flies
02:36
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Rainclouds
01:10
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Hole In My Shoe
00:42
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In My Garden
02:53
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Break My Heart
02:26
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On A Hill
02:29
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She Sees No Sunshine
02:29
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Shadows
04:11
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Born Sad
04:48
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Window Sounds 2
01:02
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