Acts (album)

Acts is the debut studio album by the American rock band RNDM.

Track listing

  • Modern Times - 3:06
  • Darkness - 4:15
  • The Disappearing Ones - 3:08
  • What You Can't Control - 5:45
  • Hollow Girl - 5:37
  • Walking Through New York - 4:04
  • Look Out! - 2:53
  • New Tracks - 3:13
  • Throw You to the Pack - 1:41
  • Williamsburg - 4:14
  • Letting Go of Will - 2:35
  • Cherries in the Snow - 4:37

    • Personnel

  • Jeff Ament - bass
  • Joseph Arthur - guitar, vocals
  • Richard Stuverud - drums

    • External links

  • Acts at Allmusic


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