Get all 14 Joshua and The Ruins releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Techno Eyes EP, The Dreaming Season, Trespassion EP, The Collect For Saint Andrew's Day, From Paris With Shame, Stones For A Glass House [Single], Monolith, When This Was Paradise [Demo], and 6 more.
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Being A Ghost Train
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The Descent of Pentagons
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When The Cattle Sleep
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Powershift
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Eric
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My Last Goodbye
06:46
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Show Me How To Dance
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You Are My Heart
04:24
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Beautiful Brown Eyes
05:29
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8 Minutes to 11:30
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At A Loss
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The Place To Be*
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Joshua and The Ruins Kansas City, Missouri
Joshua and The Ruins is the singer-songwriter music of Josh King. This website is the home of ALL his music--indie folk, progressive metal, video game music, experimental noise, classical Gregorian chant. Roll the dice and click on your new favorite song. :) ... more
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