Get all 12 The Weary Band releases available on Bandcamp and save 40%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of The Day That You Change, Bound to be Down, Serenity Mountain (Remastered 2021), You Can Get Lost (Remastered 2021), Leaving the Country (Remastered 2020), Office Doodles (Remastered 2020), The Man's a Freak, Christmas Mourning, and 4 more.
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The Weary Band Bristol, UK
We are a group of friends who write, record and produce our own songs using an old reel to reel tape machine. Our five home- made albums are available here and in all the usual digital stores. 'You can get lost' is also available on vinyl; contact us if you would like to buy a copy. ... more
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