Here Come the Lies cover

Here Come the Lies

The Drones · 2002

72 min · 12 tracks · alternative rock

Raw, unfiltered alternative rock channels visceral emotions through gritty instrumentation and haunting lyricism.

Top tracks — play these first

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    The Cockeyed Lowlife of the Highlands — This track opens the album with a compelling blend of narrative-driven lyrics and a driving rhythm, setting the tone for the band's lyrical exploration of societal issues.
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    I Walked Across the Dam — Its sprawling length showcases The Drones' ability to create an atmospheric build-up, reflecting on themes of isolation and despair through vivid imagery.
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    Motherless Children — This cover reverberates with a sense of urgency, highlighting the band's raw energy while paying homage to blues traditions, thus bridging past and present musical influences.
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    Six Ways to Sunday — The song exemplifies their signature blend of melody and dissonance, featuring introspective lyrics that delve into personal conflict, making it a standout representation of their sound.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 The Cockeyed Lowlife of the Highlands 3:41
  • 2 Dekalb Blues 5:06
  • 3 Downbound Train 7:50
  • 4 I’d Been Told 7:02
  • 5 New Kind of Kick 4:28
  • 6 I Walked Across the Dam 8:06
  • 7 Motherless Children 4:58
  • 8 Hell and Haydevils 8:02
  • 9 The Scrap Iron Sky 4:47
  • 10 The Island 5:13
  • 11 Six Ways to Sunday 7:20
  • 12 The Country of Love 5:34

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