New Music From Free Energy

February 5, 2010 RayRay Leave a comment

Friday is a great day for some indie-pop, especially from Philly band Free Energy.Â This new tune “Hope Child” will appear on the band’s upcoming album Stuck On Nothing due out March 9th on DFA.Â Hooray!

[audio: https://austintownhall.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/Free-Energy-Hope-Child.mp3]

Download: Free Energy – Hope ChildÂ [MP3]

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