Secret Handshakes

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Secret Handshakes
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Studio album by
ReleasedAugust 31, 2010
Recorded2010
At Electrical Audio and Studio Edison in Chicago, IL.
Genre Experimental rock
Label The End Records
Producer Rob Kleiner
Tub Ring chronology
The Great Filter
(2007)
Secret Handshakes
(2010)

Secret Handshakes is Chicago rock-band Tub Ring's 6th album, and their second on The End Records. The CD was released on August 31, 2010. The album breaks several patterns of previous Tub Ring albums. For the first time, the title is unrelated to SETI and contains no "Robot" track. The predominant color of the album cover is red, in contrast to many earlier albums and promo shots which prominently featured blue.

Contents

Track listing

  1. "Stop This (NOW!)"
  2. "Bird Of A Different Color"
  3. "Gold Finger"
  4. "Touching The Enemy"
  5. "Burn"
  6. "Cryonic Love Song"
  7. "Feed The Rapture"
  8. "Flash"
  9. "I Shot Your Faggot Horse Bitch"
  10. "Chronic Hypersomnia"
  11. "Optimistic"
  12. "The Day The World Will End"
  13. "Tip Of My Tongue"
  14. "The Horrible And The Holy"

Personnel

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