Washed Out, “Track 7″ :: dipped in dollars

• Washed Out, “Track 7″ •

March 16th, 2010 | by Chief | filed under Music | 4 Comments

It’s been awhile since we’ve heard from Washed Out. Track 7 is an unofficial release from an untitled, tour-only CD-R that’s mostly filled with outtakes and other experiments. I’m so jealous Danger will be seeing him this Friday. You can follow her SXSW adventures via twitter all week.

Washed Out – Track 07

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4 comments ↓

#1 dipped in dollars on 03.16.10 at 12:26 pm

Washed Out, "Track 7" http://bit.ly/d1dBnl

#2 Joseph Talman on 03.17.10 at 10:35 am

saw washed out/small black/picture plane the other night and got this interview..dunno if you can do anything with it but here ya go for shits and giggles

http://theblaaahg.com/post/454489104/the-washed-out-interview

#3 dipped in dollars » Neon Indian, “Sleep Paralysist” on 03.22.10 at 12:03 am

[...] a little fried form all of this chillwave I’ve been listening to recently, but this track deserves a mention. Neon Indian made [...]

#4 Danger Dome on 03.24.10 at 11:05 am

how funny, you must have seen them the night after I did here in DC

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