No Future, by Private Lives

No Future

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The drizzle thanks for bringing more sunshine to the world Favorite track: Hands of Time.

Dom@BeforeTheOrigin Amazing album from a talented duo. If you like electropowerpop at its finest, get this album!

Jonathan Wark One of the best records of all time. It’s the only reason I even have Bandcamp downloaded. Please do another record soon. Xoxo

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	1.	Uneasy Winds 01:10
	2.	Second Sun 04:04
	3.	No Future 05:10
	4.	Man of Faith 03:57
	5.	The Little Things 03:50
	6.	Electric Sheep 04:10
	7.	Limitless 03:31
	8.	Interstellar Communication 01:04
	9.	Hands of Time 04:16
	10.	Moon Machines 05:22

released July 25, 2017

All songs written by Private Lives
Mixed by Kenny Finn

Private Lives Temecula, California

"Through the fog and beyond the lights, a mirror image resides. Revealing the unflinching melodrama of these, our private lives."

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