Get all 10 Linda From Work releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
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Don't Touch Me
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No
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Lies
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You and I
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Teeth
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Highways
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Moth to a Flame
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Aftermath
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Spiraling
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Insomnia
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Rabbit Heart
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Linda From Work Seattle, Washington
Linda From Work is a fierce rock band hailing from Seattle. Meeting at the intersection of garage, glam and dance-punk, Linda From Work has crafted a high-energy sound built on powerhouse vocals and driving melodies that can only be described as rock and roll, baby! ... more
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Debut album from the D.C. rock band. Full of edgy rhythms, the LP evokes memories of the city's punk scene.
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Future Me Hates Me
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Burnout”
I love that the guys' harmonies have more focus in this album; it's a very different balance than Expert In A Dying Field, but I like it!
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