"Vaseline For The Vomit Queen" fuses latin rhythms to a modern rock chorus; "World Trade" looks at 9-11 10 years later; "University" watches a relationship collapse when one goes away to college.

1. Buried in the Frequencies
2. In Chocolate-covered Misery
3. The Needle Down
4. You Let The Honey Out of Me
5. Room Six
6. Taxidermy Song
7. Vaseline for the Vomit Queen
8. World Trade
9. University
10. Carousel
11. Woe

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 8/27/2012
Cancer Killing Gemini lives in Massachusetts USA

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Rock

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