Finds a Planet New To Man, by Father Phoenix

Finds a Planet New To Man

by Father Phoenix

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The Midnight Toker. It's like when I started digging into my parents vinyl and 8tracks from the 70s, mind was blown.
This band reminds me of one of those discoveries, I'm forever changed by the retro vibes, reminds me of my childhood, thanks Father Phoenix !

paul rote Organ driven retro goodness. Favorite track: Outside the City.

cassio melnec junior all elements of the 70ths are here. beautiful album, prog hard root. excellent! recommended for all supporters of progressive hippie psychedelia Favorite track: Leavin' Bad Vibes Behind.

FDJ (Desert Psychlist) Superb album that has the feel of one of those albums from the seventies that you can now only find on rare record blog sites. Favorite track: The Score.

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Large Bodies EP available on both 12" and CD.

1.	Outside the City 08:36	buy track
2.	Stayin' Put Blues 04:24	buy track
3.	Tonight 04:39	buy track
4.	The Score 04:20	buy track
5.	We Can Fly 06:31	buy track
6.	Leavin' Bad Vibes Behind 03:48	buy track
7.	Just One Man 06:52	buy track
8.	Don't Ever Let 'Em Get You Down 01:59	buy track
9.	Scorpion Sting 07:08	buy track
10.	In The Morning Light 08:37	buy track

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released April 19, 2011

Recorded and mixed by Shane Hochstetler at Howl Street Studios.
Mastered by Carl Saff at Saff Mastering.

Tyler Chicorel - Drums/Vocals
Keith Stendler - Hammond Organ
Ryan Marszalek - Electric Bass
Kristopher Maedke-Russell - Electric Guitar/Vocals

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