Leonard, by Deforesters

Leonard

supported by

Timothy Ditzman Defuckingforesters! Killer tunes! Favorite track: Snow Line.

	/

	1.	Obligatory Cutesy Intro 00:43
	2.	A Song For The Reptoids of Denver International Airport To Sing 02:52
	3.	I'll Take The Crab Juice 02:06
	4.	Zesty Mordant 03:45
	5.	Is This A God Damn? 03:09
	6.	The Topiary Animals Are Telling Me To Do Terrible Things 02:47
	7.	Exercise In Futility 03:26
	8.	Air Out Your Stinkables 03:00
	9.	Clever Song Title 03:18
	10.	What Do You Want On Your Tombstone? 02:34
	11.	This Is Gibsonton Not Gainesville 01:07
	12.	Snow Line 03:26
	13.	Municipal Geography Lesson 03:33

released February 24, 2017

black numbers Jersey City

If you like Leonard, you may also like:

Prison On A Hill
by Somos

supported by 10 fans who also own “Leonard”

I think... every track is a single??? Dom DeGaetano
go to album
After The Party
by The Menzingers

supported by 10 fans who also own “Leonard”

Pure unadulterated joy. But like, bittersweet, nostalgic, sadboi joy. A modern rock masterpiece. Jack Hardiman
go to album
On Life Support
by Timeshares

supported by 9 fans who also own “Leonard”
go to album
Black Line
by Respire

Toronto band Respire deliver a post-hardcore tour de force on the largest scale possible, orchestrally rich and incessantly uncompromising. Bandcamp New & Notable Jan 6, 2021
go to album
Always Already
by la luna

Crashing female-fronted hardcore perfect for afternoon slump revival. Bandcamp New & Notable May 10, 2016
go to album
Always Foreign
by The World is a Beautiful Place & I am No Longer Afraid to Die

Epitaph Records will be matching all pre-orders of “Always Foreign” with a donation to The Immigrant Defense Project. Bandcamp New & Notable Aug 28, 2017
go to album
Sprained Ankle
by Julien Baker

supported by 8 fans who also own “Leonard”

This album is so painfully beautiful. Julien's voice is delicately strained and her words paint vignettes that range from delicate somber memories to muted pain. The guitar tones and thin texture of the layering leave this album feeling very intimate and raw. Among the best things I've heard this past year. Jake Gussman
go to album