I Can See Mountains: Life on a Houseboat
I Can See Mountains: Life on a Houseboat
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: I Can See Mountains
Label: Ais
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 616822010112
Genre: Punk
Vinyl LP pressing including digital download. At the end of 2012, I Can See Mountains began an enlightening journey to write their debut LP, a record that would define the band's core ingredients: heart, and music that puts a smile on the listeners face and a thought in their head. What was to be a tall order to fill in the wake of such an incredible EP, I Can See Mountains has delivered nothing short of a masterpiece. Indie rock-infused punk with some pop overtones, "Life on a Houseboat" produces a summer soundtrack for those days at the lake, road trips and making you feel like it's your first kiss all over again.
Tracks:
1.1 One Mirror, Two Bodies
1.2 Life on a Houseboat
1.3 Sea Legs
1.4 Snake Eater
1.5 She's My Bobby Orr
1.6 I Play the Fox
1.7 Sweater Science
1.8 Campfire Skin (Pt. 2)
1.9 Glory
1.10 One Big Table
1.11 The Tigers Have Found Me and I Do Not Care
