The Loves of Your Life is a studio album by Hamilton Leithauser , the former frontman of the Walkmen . It was released on April 10, 2020, on Glassnote Records , and preceded by the singles "Here They Come", "Isabella", and "Don't Check the Score".
The Loves of Your Life Released April 10, 2020 (2020-04-10 ) Studio The Struggle Hut Genre Indie rock Length 42 :27 Label Glassnote
"Here They Come"
"Isabella"
"Don't Check the Score"
The Loves of Your Life track listingTitle 1. "The Garbage Men" 3:18 2. "Isabella" 4:09 3. "Here They Come" 3:14 4. "Cross-Sound Ferry (Walk-on Ticket)" 4:17 5. "Don't Check the Score" 4:55 6. "Til Your Ship Comes In" 3:41 7. "The Stars of Tomorrow" 3:18 8. "Wack Jack" 3:24 9. "Stars & Rats" 3:36 10. "The Other Half" 4:30 11. "The Old King" 4:05 Total length: 42:27
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