Get all 11 Brian Kish's Lounge Pants releases available on Bandcamp and save 50%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Let's Make Love Until We Don't, When Does The Fun Begin?, Now A Major Motion Picture, Live at The Basement (12/15/19), Speaking With Tongues, Songs in the Key of Jeez, RBBC Radio Session 01/22/19, Finish Your Own Song, and 3 more.
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Sun Dial
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Cough Box
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Dry Stop
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Rim Diary
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Pod Drip
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Code Scan
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Pop Diesel
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Back Draft
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Light Spot
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Junction Dip
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Shatter Drive
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Phantom Buzz
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Scratch Beat
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Main Source
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Wave Layer
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A Mischievous Deviation
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Quack Rub
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Night Page
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Labor Bolt
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Wet Fog
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Phone Bug
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Brian Kish's Lounge Pants New York, New York
It's the Lounge Pants' songs, not mine. I am but a vessel for leggings. Sometimes I sing and play guitar, sometimes I make ambient sounds, sometimes I don't. But I always wear the pants in this household.
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