MODE SET CLEAR - Villainy

Villainy - MODE SET CLEAR Produced by Shihad's Tom Larkin, Villainy release their much anticipated debut album 'Mode. Set. Clear.' on October 19th. Featuring 'Alligator Skin', one of the biggest songs on rock radio in New Zealand this year, as well as single's 'The Answer', and new single 'Gather Yourselves'.

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Artist:: Villainy
Title:: MODE SET CLEAR
Label:: Universal Music
Format:: CD
Barcode No.:: 214694
Available:: 19-10-2012
Sourced:: New Zealand

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Produced by Shihads Tom Larkin, Villainy release their much anticipated debut album 'Mode. Set. Clear.' on October 19th. Featuring 'Alligator Skin', one of the biggest songs on rock radio in New Zealand this year, as well as single's 'The Answer', and new single 'Gather Yourselves'. Complete with collectable artwork by the legendary Storm Thorgerson (best known for his artwork for Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, The Mars Volta and Muse).

Track Listing

Disc 1:

Alligator Skin
Gather Yourselves
Mode. Set. Clear.
Another Time
The Answer
Paradise Lost
Money Mouth
More Than You Can Do
Monday Night Fright Nig ht
Ammunition
Deliver Me

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