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The Thermals
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The Thermals News
YouTube The Thermals Videos
The Thermals - Returning to the Fold (OFFICIAL VIDEO)
The Thermals on Sub Pop www.subpop.com "Returning to the Fold" from the 8/22/06 SUb Pop released album The Body, The Blood, The Machine: www.subpop.com
The Thermals - A Pillar of Salt (OFFICIAL VIDEO)
The Thermals on Sub Pop ttp://www.subpop.com/artists/the_thermals "A Pillar of Salt" off The Thermals' 8/22/2006 release, The Body, The Blood, The Machine www.subpop.com Video directed by Whitey McConnaughy.
The Thermals "Now We Can See"
It's the first video and the title track of their new record: Now We Can See. Directed by Lance Bangs.
The Thermals - Here's Your Future - Live @ Easy Street
This is The Thermals performing "Here's Your Future" live at Easy Street Records in Seattle on September 3rd, 2006.
The Thermals - I Don't Believe You
First video from the upcoming album Personal LIfe. Starring Carrie Brownstein and directed by Whitey McConnaughy.
The Thermals Reviews
Album Review: The Thermals - Personal Life (Kill Rock Stars)
The Portland trio may have left their stamina behind on album number five, but Hutch Harris' presence is still powerful enough to propel them
The Thermals Biography
The Thermals are an indie/pop-punk band based in Portland, Oregon, United States. The group was formed in 2002.
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The Thermals Lyrics
The Thermals - Your Love Is So Strong Lyrics
Your love is so strong
It cracks at the slightest touch
Your love is so strong
Like nothing it crumbles to dust, to dust
The Thermals Discography
The Thermals albums.
- Now We Can See - 09/04/2009 (Kill Rock Stars/US)
- Insound Tour Support 2.0 - 03/07/2007 (Insound/US)
- The Body, the Blood, the Machine - 22/08/2006 (Sub Pop Records/US)
- Fuckin A - 18/05/2004 (Sub Pop Records/US)
- More Parts Per Million - 04/03/2003 (Sub Pop Records/US)
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