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The Blueflowers : Watercolor Ghost Town
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"Detroit's The Blueflowers play spooky, reverb-drenched country-rock. Led by the romantic, soaring vocals of Kate Hinote, this is music for (depending on your relationship status) a slow dance or one of those miserable all-night solo bender."
Genre: Country: Americana
Release Date: 2009
Watercolor Ghost Town
The Blueflowers
Record Label: The Blueflowers
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Preview Song Name Time Buy
1. Watercolor Ghost Town 3:21 Album Only
2. A Reason 2:52 Album Only
3. I Can\'t Stop My Heart From Breaking 4:22 Album Only
4. Any Three Words 3:23 Album Only
5. The Weight 4:38 Album Only
6. Just for Show 3:10 Album Only
7. Float 4:25 Album Only
8. I Wasn\'t Her 3:42 Album Only
9. You\'re Not the Only One 3:48 Album Only
10. The Strangled Song 4:07 Album Only
11. Helpless and Hopeless 3:20 Album Only
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"Best guess is Blueflowers is what happens when a girl obsessively listens to Roy Orbison and Patsy Cline and her bandmates can quote every line from Blue Velvet."
-DetourMag.com

"The Blueflowers paint a world of alt-countrified slide, 1950’s rock n roll balladry and steel pedal twang....11 warm, summer raindrops that’ll mist up your vision and paint your world in watercolours"
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"Watercolor Ghost Town is a stunning tale of love, life and heartbreak. The more down to earth sound brings out the best of Hinote’s soft voice, anchoring it against the old western-like guitars and 1950’s ballad melodies. Parts of the shoegaze community may still be in mourning, but thanks to this album I can honestly say that I’m not one of them. This is an absolute gem"
-iamthecrime.com

"This is a genuinely beautiful and touching piece of work, from the opening title track to the melancholy "Helpless and Hopeless" album closer. Hinote's voice remains note perfect and goose bump-inducing throughout; the musicianship is finely executed and lovingly arranged."
-Metro Times

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