Giving Up - Wear Your Wounds - WYW (Vinyl, LP, Album)

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1. Invitation by Wear Your Wounds, released supported by 34 fans who also own “Dunedevil” Visceral and beautiful, cutting deep and making sure you understand why.

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2. Wear Your Wounds Releases Merch "Live at the BBC" 12"EP/Digital. Buy Now. Buy Now. Listen to "Shine (Live at the BBC)" Buy Now. Buy Now. Buy Now. Buy Now. Back To Top. Booking North America: Matt Pike at 33 & West Europe: Marco Walzel at Avocado.

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3. After the album was released future projects were planned but never materialized. A collection of all existing recordings and demos we recorded was released on as a 2XCD titled "Rust". The original "Rise Of The Great Machine" was also released on vinyl by the E-Vinyl .

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4. Wear Your Wounds discography and songs: Music profile for Wear Your Wounds, born 15 October Genres: Post-Rock, Post-Metal, Ambient. Albums include WYW.

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5. full condensed blue highlight denotes album pick Filter Discography By Albums Singles & EPs All. Year Album Label Find Wear Your Wounds discography, albums and singles on AllMusic. Fullscreen Up Next. This is a modal window. Beginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window.

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6. Armageddon Shop is truly independent shop left dedicated to underground music open since September , especially one focusing on vinyl. We have a very serious focus on vinyl, be it LP.

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7. Apr 05,  · Album Reviews Album Review: Wear Your Wounds – WYW April 5, Wear Your Wounds WYW (Deathwish Inc.) The most haunting quality of Jacob Bannon is how seamlessly the singer has transformed feeling hopeless into art. Whether it be paintings, music or running a record label packed with mezmerizing bands, Bannon dedicates every piece of.

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8. Wear Your Wounds is the product of years of Lo-fi solo recordings by Converge founder Jacob Bannon. On this release he is joined by guest musicians Kurt Ballou (Converge), Mike McKenzie (The Red Chord, Stomach Earth, Unraveller), Chris Maggio (Sleigh Bells, Trap Them, Coliseum), and Sean Martin (Hatebreed, Cage, Kid Cudi, Twitching Tongues)/5(3).

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9. While Bannon’s most well-known for working with Converge since the early ’90s, Wear Your Wounds isn’t the only outside project he’s delivered over the years. He worked post-rock and ambient electronic tones with Supermachiner, who released their Rise of the Great Machine LP back in ; as J. Bannon, he released “The Blood of Thine.

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