Letters from the Underground explained

Letters from the Underground
Type:studio
Artist:Levellers
Cover:Levellers_Letters.jpg
Genre:Rock, alternative rock, folk punk
Label:On the Fiddle Recordings
Producer:Sean Lakeman
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Letters from the Underground is the ninth studio album by folk-punk rock band the Levellers. It includes the single "Burn America Burn", which is a social commentary on the recurrence of school shootings in the US.

Track listing

  1. "The Cholera Well"
  2. "Death Loves Youth"
  3. "Eyes Wide"
  4. "Before the End"
  5. "Burn America Burn"
  6. "Heart of the Country"
  7. "Pale Rider"
  8. "A Life Less Ordinary"
  9. "Accidental Anarchist"
  10. "Duty"
  11. "Fight or Flight"

Bonus Disc - Letters From The Underground (Metway Acoustic)

  1. "On The Beach"
  2. "The Everyday"
  3. "TV Suicides"

Personnel

Musicians

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