Get all 10 Hurricane Bells releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Our World Is 3D, There's Nothing Precious In The Past, Bodega Strings (Remixes), Christmas Don't Be Late, Tides And Tales, Live at the House Of Blues Boston, Live at the House Of Blues San Diego, Ghost Stories (Remixes), and 2 more.
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Exit, Pursued By A Bear
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Doubles
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Our World Is 3D
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Game Of Angles
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Little Fiefdoms
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Safety Words
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Nixe
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Hell Or Coney Island
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Here Comes The A
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Hurricane Bells Brooklyn, New York
Hurricane Bells began with Longwave frontman Steve Schiltz's home recordings, and eventually blossomed into blockbuster-
movie-land and world traveling.
The group has been on semi-hiatus since 2013 but recently released "There's Nothing Precious In The Past" in 2020 and "Our World Is 3D" in 2021.
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