Contributed by iangambler. Posted by ben on Saturday, November 15, 2008 at 10:00 AM (EST)
Riverboat Gamblers have made their new single, "A Choppy Yet Sincere Apology" available for download at Spin Magazine. The song will be appearing on their upcoming album, Underneath the Owl, which is set for a March 10 release.
Riverboat Gamblers last released To the Confusion of Our Enemies in 2006. Update: The song is also available from the band's myspace page. Volcom Entertainment (27 comments)
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DreeeamWeaver (November 15, 2008)
way to release a single five months before your album comes out. 1+ Reply
manincognito (November 15, 2008)
'to the confusion of our enemies' has been in my cd player all week. cannot wait for this new album to drop in march
UNTJosh (November 15, 2008)
Somehow I go to North Texas, love this band, and have never seen them even though they have cheap as shit shows in Denton. 7+ Replies
tonyhoag (November 15, 2008)
I've only heard Confusion... which I love! This song is different. And this song is good.
anticoast (November 15, 2008)
This song is damn good. This is one band that turns their progression in a good direction from album to album.
thatguyfromthatband (November 17, 2008)
one of my favorite bands. so stoked for this album. if you don't know, find out. | Features
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I was just listening to To The Confusion of Our Enemies yesterday. Such a good album. I think it was way underrated.
-Dante