Underneath the Rainbow

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Underneath the Rainbow
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Studio album by
ReleasedMarch 17, 2014 (2014-03-17)
Genre Indie rock, garage rock, blues rock
Length33:59
Label Vice
Producer Black Lips, Ed Rawls, Justin McKnight, Patrick Carney, Tom Brenneck
Black Lips chronology
Arabia Mountain
(2011)
Underneath the Rainbow
(2014)
Satan’s Graffiti or God’s Art?
(2017)
Professional ratings
Aggregate scores
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Metacritic 71/100 [1]
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The Austin Chronicle 89/100 [3]
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Pitchfork 6.3/10 [9]
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Underneath the Rainbow is the seventh studio album by American garage rock band Black Lips, released on March 17, 2014.

Contents

Track listing

  1. "Drive by Buddy"
  2. "Smiling"
  3. "Make You Mine"
  4. "Funny"
  5. "Dorner Party"
  6. "Justice After All"
  7. "Boys in the Wood"
  8. "Waiting"
  9. "Do the Vibrate"
  10. "I Don't Wanna Go Home"
  11. "Dandelion Dust"
  12. "Dog Years"

Personnel

Black Lips

Additional personnel

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