Ragged Rubble

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Ragged Rubble
Studio album by
ReleasedMay 26, 2007
Recorded2004-2006
Genre Post-hardcore/Post-punk
Length30:57
Label Stationary (Heart) Recordings
Double Dagger chronology
Double Dagger
(2003)
'''''Ragged Rubble'''''
(2007)
MORE
(2009)
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
Baltimore City Paper favorable link
Pitchfork Media 7.3/10 link
The Washington Post favorable link

Ragged Rubble is an album by post hardcore band Double Dagger.

Track listing

  1. "The Psychic"
  2. "Empty Dictionary"
  3. "Luxury Condos for the Poor"
  4. "Form+Function"
  5. "Stripes"
  6. "ITCFGDIY"
  7. "Army vs. Navy"
  8. "Pissing Contest"
  9. "Camera Chimera"
  10. "Camera Chimera (Reprise)"
  11. "Plagiarism"
  12. "Rearranging Digital Deck Chairs"

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