Get all 10 North Morlan releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Tanline, Lack Of Touch, Angelina (Live), Genie Score, LOGS FALL DOWN, Is This It (Live), Live in our Backyard, Talk To Me, and 2 more.
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You Were Always Right
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Lack Of Touch
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Blind Fisherman
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Jack's Jam (interlude)
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Spaceman
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Whose Name
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Good Time
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Tanline (interlude)
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Tanline
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North Morlan Orange, California
Drawn together through a deep love of music and storytelling, Jason MacMillan, Naveed Farhadi, Jack Kimber, and Ethan "Noona" Ganouna breathe new life into the alternative groove rock genre marrying sunny melodies to sweetly seductive rhythms. A NOMO show is akin to a bonfire on the beach, singing and dancing with your closest friends. Have a good time and surround yourself with those you love. ... more
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