The Pine- Days Slipping ByLabel: Going Underground Reissued 5 8 2026, Originally released 2003 Days Slipping By is the third album from Bakersfields The Pine and marks the point where the band reaches their fully realized form. With the introduction of their permanent drummer, the band settled into a core lineup, allowing for a greater sense of focus and cohesion, resulting in what became their defining work. While their previous album pushed outward and explored new lanes,

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