Get all 10 Broken Radio releases available on Bandcamp and save 50%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Dirty Country, Adrenaline (Alternate Version), Kill Your Darlings (Alternate Version), Twerk & Twang, Bluer Than Gray, Sample & Hold, It's Only Fool's Gold, Lay Your Guns Down (alternate version), and 2 more.
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Forsaken Town
05:36
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Western Movies
07:24
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Lay Your Guns Down
06:04
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Darling You Killed Me
04:24
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The Long Way Home
05:34
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Daydreaming
04:40
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El Dorado
06:58
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written by Whitey Ray Huitt
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Constant Struggle
04:59
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Big City Blues
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Redemption Train
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Broken Radio Landsberg Am Lech, Germany
"Alt-country combined with drum loops and electronic effects? Only in Germany. But the results are surprisingly true to the genre, considering Klaus Patzak's restrained vocals and slow-burn tempo. Patzak's songs simmer with a spaghetti-western feel that makes Broken Radio's music uniquely atmospheric - and unusually fun." ... more
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