Thirty Day Notice's music is somewhere between pleasantly hypnotic and slightly disturbing in the rock/electronic genre. Lana and Joe (sister and brother) write, perform, mix and produce TDN in their solar powered recording studio in Fiji.

The feeling of their music is dark but sensual, earnest but alluring. Thirty Day Notice is an intimate experience. This is the instrumental version of their singles album, in order to hear the alluring lyrics please go to the vox version.

1. A Clone Of Herself (instrumental)
2. Deprogram (instrumental)
3. I Want It So Bad (instrumental)
4. Sit By The Sea (instrumental)
5. So (instrumental)
6. The Happy Dead (instrumental)
7. Toxic Hue (instrumental)
8. Us Right Then (instrumental)
9. Shame On You (instrumental)

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 07/20/2013
Thirty Day Notice lives in California USA

Tagged as: Electro Rock, Electronica, Instrumental

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