Weakened Friends - Common Blah vinyl record cover

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Peel

2

Waste

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Blue Again

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Early

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Hate Mail (Feat. J Mascis)

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Aches

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Common Blah

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Younger

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Not Doing Good

10

Good Friend


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Label: DON GIOVANNI RECORDS

Weakened Friends

Common Blah

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Common Blah is the debut full-length by Portland, Maine's Weakened Friends. Founded by songwriter Sonia Sturino, drummer Cam Jones, and bassist Annie Hoffman in 2013, the trio is a low pressure outlet for volatile music. Recorded by Hoffman and perfected over the last year, the songs broadcast heavy feelings amid screech and feedback with little more than a distortion pedal the clog up the signal chain. The album also features guest shredding by peer and kindred spirit J Mascis (on the song Hate Mail). Common Blah will be out via Don Giovanni Records on October 19th.1. Peel2. Waste3. Blue Again4. Early5. Hate Mail (Feat. J Mascis)6. Aches7. Common Blah8. Younger9. Not Doing Good10. Good Friend

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