The Eastmoor Rules
by Dugong
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Decide to Fall
03:27
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New Year/New Start
03:11
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All Saints Walk
05:07
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Where Secrets Lie
02:33
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Keeper When Needed
04:43
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I Have My Mother's Eyes
04:29
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Hope St.
03:21
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Weather Song
03:28
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Bang For Changes
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Chinagraph
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Null and Void
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about
CURRENTLY OUT OF PRESS.
Dugong's debut album, The Eastmoor Rules, was an incredibly ambitious affair and proved that Dugong were growing out of their Wakefield pop-punk influences fast.
Here the band added some new elements to their sound, from jazz to emo to indie to post-hardcore, yet the band still maintained a strong sense of their own identity throughout.
From the pop-punk of New Year / New Start (a song title that would inspire our decade long stint of January all-dayers), through the instrumental post-rock of I Have My Mother's Eyes and the Karate-esque People Like You Are Hard To Find... All the way to the acoustic Null and Void (a taster of what was to become Nathaniel Green),
Dugong created a masterpiece and, to be honest, raised the bar for Bombed Out. Something they'd do again two years later with Hat Danko.
Dugong's debut album, The Eastmoor Rules, was an incredibly ambitious affair and proved that Dugong were growing out of their Wakefield pop-punk influences fast.
Here the band added some new elements to their sound, from jazz to emo to indie to post-hardcore, yet the band still maintained a strong sense of their own identity throughout.
From the pop-punk of New Year / New Start (a song title that would inspire our decade long stint of January all-dayers), through the instrumental post-rock of I Have My Mother's Eyes and the Karate-esque People Like You Are Hard To Find... All the way to the acoustic Null and Void (a taster of what was to become Nathaniel Green),
Dugong created a masterpiece and, to be honest, raised the bar for Bombed Out. Something they'd do again two years later with Hat Danko.
credits
released April 1, 2001
Recorded and mixed through January and February, 2001 at Soundstation Studios, Horbury. Engineered by Mark Sturgess.
Recorded and mixed through January and February, 2001 at Soundstation Studios, Horbury. Engineered by Mark Sturgess.
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Bombed Out Records is a non-profit, do-it-yourself record label based in Leeds and Harrogate in the
UK.
We've released records by: The Amistad, Blocko, The Dauntless Elite, Dropnose, Dugong, Eighty Six, Fig. 4.0, Homebrew, Jets Vs Sharks, Joe Ninety, Kelly 8, The Leif Ericsson, The Mercy Suite, Peachfuzz, Remainderfour, Saturday's Kids, The Take and Zapiain.
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