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Hiding From Andy | 'You Can Go Home Tomorrow' | Review

Who doesn’t appreciate a great Christmas song?A well-crafted Christmas song is akin to a present to the world from the artist who created it.

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Hiding From Andy Announce 3rd Album: You Can Go Home Tomorrow

Perennial jamband, Hiding From Andy has announced plans to release its third studio album, You Can Go Home Tomorrow, due out in the Fall of 2012. The Philadelphia area groove-rock outfit crafts their most fun sonic experience to date, with 4 new songs and a classic, fan-favorite slated to appear on the EP. Recorded throughout 2012, and produced by the band itself, the album ranges in topics from finding the courage within, to giving deep thanks to loved ones.

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