Dual Hawks

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Dual Hawks
Studio album by
ReleasedApril 7, 2008
Genre Rock
Label Misra [1]
Cooking Vinyl [2]
Houston Party
Professional ratings
Review scores
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The A.V. Club B [4]
Pitchfork 6.9/10 [5]

Dual Hawks is an album by Centro-Matic and South San Gabriel. [6] It consists of 23 tracks. Will Johnson is the principal songwriter for both bands. [7]

Contents

Track listing

Centro-matic / Dual Hawks
  1. "The Rat Patrol and DJs"
  2. "Two Seats Gold Reserved"
  3. "Quality Strange"
  4. "Remind Us Alive"
  5. "Every Single Switch"
  6. "I, The Kite"
  7. "Strychnine, Breathless Ways"
  8. "All Your Farewells"
  9. "Counting The Scars"
  10. "Twenty-Four"
  11. "A Critical Display of Snakes"
South San Gabriel / Dual Hawks
  1. "Emma Jane"
  2. "Kept On The Sly"
  3. "When The Angels Will Put Out Their Lights"
  4. "Of Evil/For Evil"
  5. "My Goodbyes"
  6. "Senselessly"
  7. "Corner Cross"
  8. "Trust To Lose"
  9. "The Arc And The Cusp"
  10. "Alabama Crusade"
  11. "Jornada Del Muerto #20"
  12. "From This I Will Awake"

Personnel

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References

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  2. "Album: South San Gabriel/Centro-matic, Dual Hawks (Cooking Vinyl)". The Independent. April 13, 2008.
  3. "Dual Hawks - South San Gabriel, Centro-Matic | Songs, Reviews, Credits". AllMusic.
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