Daughters 2002 EP by Daughters, released 25 March 2002 1. Hello Assholes 2. Flattery Is A Bunch Of Fucking Bullshit 3. A Room Full Of Hard-Ons And No Place To Sit Down 4. My Stereo Has Mono And So Does My Girlfriend First ever release from Daughters, originally on City of Hell Records.

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Daughters is the third studio album by American rock band Daughters, released on March 9, 2010, through Hydra Head Records. Writing and recording. Sadler described the writing process of their third album as, " demos for three years at the house and then taking songs, song ideas and some riffs to the practice space to hash them out with Jon.

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Album Name Daughters. Data de aparición 09 Marzo 2010. Labels Hydra Head Records. Estilo MusicalExperimental Metal. Miembros poseen este álbum3.

During the time of release, Daughters was thought to be the band's final album. Though the two remaining members of Daughters (Alexis Marshall and drummer Jon Syverson) have no immediate intentions of touring in support of the album or replacing former members. Previous albums, 2003's Canada Songs and 2006's Hell Songs, featured a comparatively more intense grindcore sound.

Daughters is the self-titled, third studio album by Daughters. It was released on March 9, 2010, through Hydra Head Records, and since the band had gone through a break-up prior to the release of the album, was meant to be the band’s swansong. Writing this album felt like a dusting of cobwebs for me and as though we were stepping into a territory that was fresh and exciting for our band; at least that was my goal when i made i. Frontman, Alexis Marshall, cited his opinion of the creative direction the album took, in an interview with Chris Harris of Noise Creep, It’s so easy to steer it and try to be accepted, and do this because this is what’s good, and this is what’s going to make our band popular.

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