Nature Nurture

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Nature Nurture
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Studio album by
Released17 June 2013 (EU)
25 February 2014 (US)
22 October 2014 (JP)
RecordedLate 2012-early 2013
Genre Alternative rock, post-grunge, noise rock
Label SO Recordings
Producer James Kenosha, Matt Bigland, Kevin Vanbergen
Dinosaur Pile-Up chronology
Peninsula
(2013)
Nature Nurture
(2014)
11:11
(2015)
Singles from Nature Nurture
  1. "Arizona Waiting"
    Released: 2013
  2. "Peninsula"
    Released: 2013
Standard edition
No.TitleLength
1."Arizona Waiting"3:04
2."Derail"3:31
3."Peninsula"3:31
4."Heather"2:55
5."Summer Gurl"2:40
6."White T-Shirt and Jeans"3:14
7."The Way We Came"3:23
8."Draw A Line"2:55
9."Start Again"2:56
10."Lip Hook Kiss"3:39
11."Nature Nurture"4:14
Total length:34:02
iTunes version [10]
No.TitleLength
12."Bruise Violet"2:53
13."Should"3:31
Total length:39:46
Japan Edition [11] [lower-alpha 1]
No.TitleLength
12."Bruise Violet"2:53
13."Should"3:31
14."Bella"2:46
15."Hanging By A Thread"3:35
16."You Drive Your Car"3:28
17."In My Room"3:20

Notes

  1. The digital copy contains only the first 11 tracks. [12]

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