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 Thee Oh Sees: Singles Collection vol. 3

Posted by Loren on November 19, 2013

Thee Oh Sees, who released Floating Coffin earlier this year, will soon release Singles Collection Volume 3 on their own Castle Face Records. The band recently wrapped up a US tour with the Blind Shake and OBNIIIs.

Check out a track listing below.

Thee Oh Sees Singles Collection Volume 3 Track listing

01. Ugly Man

02. Girls Who Smile

03. Crushed Grass

04. Burning Spear

05. What You Need

06. FBI2

07. Wait Let's Go

08. Always Flying

09. Devil Again

10. Block of Ice (live at the SF Eagle)

11. Destroyed Fortress/No Spell (live at Death By Audio) (CD only)

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