Turpentine (EP)

Turpentine (EP)

Infobox Album |
Name = Turpentine
Type = EP
Artist = Turpentine (band)


Released = October 2007
Genre = Post-Punk, Noise Rock
Length =
Label = Self Released

Turpentine is the third and last EP by the Argentinian band Turpentine (band). It was released on October 2007 and is available online as well as commercially, just like their first and second EP. It is largely instrumental, the only two songs that contains vocals are "A Try", "Bestbrain" and wordless vocals on "Aviva".

Track listing

#"A Try" – 6:01
#"Novo" – 3:03
#"Bestbrain" – 4:01
#"Curtains" – 6:05
#"Gran Garage" – 3:05
#"Aviva" – 6:07

Personnel

* Anabel Gorbatt - Guitar, piano, vocals
* Guido Coto- Drums
* Nicolás A. Alonso - Guitar
* Pablo G. Bracamonte - Bass

External links

* [http://www.turpentine.com.ar/discog.htm Album Available For Download]


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