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Treasure Fleet's The Sun Machine stream

Posted by Loren on January 28, 2015

Treasure Fleet's The Sun Machine stream
Katie Hovland

The Sun Machine, the upcoming third LP from Chicago's The Treasure Fleet, is now streaming in an embed below. The record releases on Feb. 10 via Recess Records and is a soundtrack to an accopanying film of the same title, written and directed by the band's Isaac Thotz (The Arrivals).

The band plays psychedelic inspired rock and also includes members of Lawrence Arms, Smoking Popes, and Sass Dragons.

Treasure Fleet's The Sun Machine stream
Katie Hovland

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