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Groping For Trout

by Sinkhole

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rock punk indie poppunk sinkhole

14 tracks

36:44

1	Leaner Days	2:12
2	Red Dog	1:41
3	Great Speckled Bird	1:36
4	Make Me Better	2:51
5	Being There	2:48
6	Come Sail Away	4:27
7	Waterbug	2:08
8	Never Is Now	2:00
9	Lightbulb	3:20
10	Wreck On The Highway	1:49
11	Lemon Fantastic	3:37
12	Canker	3:59
13	Casemaker	1:47
14	I Think I'm In Love	2:29

Album description

This is Sinkhole's first full-length release.

See http://tulrich.com/sinkhole/groping_for_trout for more information including the original artwork.

"Come Sail Away" and "I Think I'm In Love" are covers of songs by Styx and Eddie Money. Those two songs are copyrighted by others; see above link for more details.

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stressonthesky

Good album

12/05/09

Enjoyed listening to this very much. It reminds me of The War on Errorism by NOFX, but not to the extent where they could be interchangeable. They definitely have their own style. Sinkhole takes me right back to a pub called the Ferryboat where friends used to gig pretty much every week.

Other than that, I've not much more to add that hasn't been said in the previous reviews. I agree with Zekedragon, only let down slightly by the levels being a little off.

Thanks for sharing Sinkhole!

kri55h

Good album

25/02/09

this record has so many rad memories for me. thanks so much for posting them! i remember.

jacklawrence

Good but I have a question

26/08/08

Yes this music is very good, and you say that people can use it as long as they credit you. I was going to use it in my film but I've noticed the track Come Sail Away is actually a cover of a famous song I doubt you have the rights to. Is all the music not yours? How can you offer people access to music you yourself don't?

ZekeDragon

Great Album

23/04/08

The music itself was excellent, following a sound similar to most American modern music, that I found myself appreciating fully. This is an album I actually simply left on my player to play, and I've spent untold hours trying to download it on BitTorrent (I only D/L .ogg format), which I gave up on. That, however, has no bearing on whether this is a good album or not, and it is.

The only real problem I had was the singers voice was drowned out by the instruments, which I felt didn't do the singer justice. Simply a matter of needing some nicer mixing equipment, nothing more. All around, a great album, definitely staying on my playlist for a long time.