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Find of The Week Vol. 3 No. 23: You Won’t

August 10, 2011 | by Patrick

You Won’t isn’t the greatest band name ever. Try Googling “You Won’t” and see what you get. The answer if everything except a band and since today is an egregiously busy day at work I don’t time to dig into the deep dark wells of the internet to bring you all the dirty little secrets about this Massachusetts duo. What I can tell you is that they have a debut album out now called Skeptic Goodbye. Listen the two tracks below and you’ll immediately hear some influences from Simon and Garfunkel, The Tallest Man On Earth and Deer Tick. If all those bands are regulars on your iPod then follow this link and pick yourself up a copy of Skeptic Goodbye.

You Won’t – “Three Car Garage”
You Won’t – “Who Knew”