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Lightouts – "The Cure For Shyness"

  • February 24, 2012
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Last month, we introduced you all to the Brooklyn, N.Y.-based, fuzz-rock duo Lightouts and their “The Eloise Suite” music video. We are pleased to bring to all you milk-loving indie fans the release of the band’s latest track, “The Cure for Shyness”. Starting with a quiet 25-second introduction, the band erupts into a guitar-driven anthem. “It’s definitely a call to action,” Lightouts’ frontman, Gavin Rhodes, said to MTV. “The cure for most ailments usually involves movement." The band will be releasing their debut album Want sometime later this year.  Listen to "The Cure for Shyness" below.

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Download: Lightouts – "The Cure For Shyness"

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