Indian Handcrafts Creeps 7" Blue Splatter Vinyl the album perfectly captures the

the album perfectly captures the “dreams and meditative experiences” that provided inspiration for the record with Will’s experiments with water-soaked vintage tape machines adding an atmospheric layer to the recordings

Tracks - Disc 1 - 1 Ride Me Back Home 2 Come on Time 3 My Favorite Picture of You 4 Seven Year Itch 5 Immigrant Eyes 6 Stay Away from Lonely Places - Disc 2 - 1 Just the Way You Are 2 One More Song to Write 3 Nobody's Listening 4 It's Hard to Be Humble - Willie Nelson with Lukas Nelson and Micah Nelson 5 Maybe I Should've Been Listening Released: 06/21/2019

The centerpiece is undoubtedly the mind-bending title track

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Indian Handcrafts Creeps 7" Blue Splatter Vinyl the album perfectly captures theThe last one was our 70s album, this is our 80s album, jokes Indian Handcrafts drummer vocalists Brandyn James Aikins. Although its an offhand generalization, theres a good deal of accuracy to the jest. Throughout, Creeps pits elements of early Metallicas dingy denim thrash, Judas Priests shiny leather turbo metal, Queens of the Stone Ages flannel flying rock and even Creatures Of The Night era KISS glossy hard pop alongside the bands signature