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Eraser is the second studio album by American alternative hip hop duo The Knux, released September 27, 2011, on Cherrytree and Interscope Records. The album was preceded by the release of two singles, the first being She's So Up, followed by Run featuring Kid Cudi. Much like their debut effort Remind Me in 3 Days. 2008, the album's production was handled entirely by The Knux themselves, however unlike their debut, it features several guest appearances, including Natalia Kills, Jack Davey. Songs in album The Knux - Eraser 2011. The Knux - The Road Intro. The Knux - She's So Up. The Knux - You Can't Lose. The Knux - 1974 Feat. Natalia Kills. The Knux - Razorblade. The Knux - Run Feat. Kid Cudi. The Knux - Queen Of The Cold. The Knux - Maniac. The Knux - I See Stars Feat. Jack Davey. The Knux - Fame-Us Feat. Blake Miller. The Knux - Eraser. The Knux - Beautiful Liar. Listen free to The Knux Eraser The Road Intro, She's So Up and more. 13 tracks 45:47. On their 2008 debut album, the Los Angeles by way of New Orleans duo the Knux seemed poised to follow in the footsteps of Southern greats like Outkast, melding raw beats with an even rawer flow. However on their follow-up, Eraser, it feels like the two have taken things in a different direction. Album 2011 13 Songs. Their single Run feat. Kid cudi is already making waves - Hear what they had to say about the evolution of their . The Knux. Released 2011. Eraser Tracklist. The Road Intro Lyrics. She's So Up Lyrics. Stream The Knux - Eraser, a playlist by Interscope Records from desktop or your mobile device. Los Angeles Times. blog2Stream The Knux - Eraser, a playlist by Interscope Records from desktop or your mobile device. blog2. The Knux Indie Rock. Released by: Interscope Records. Eraser, 2011. You Can't Lose, 03:20. Razorblade, 03:16. Run feat. Kid Cudi, 03:48. Eraser, 03:53. Now playing . Released: Sep 2011. Label: Interscope. The Knux's Eraser is all about the sound. Big, beefy drums and hard-charging guitars adorn tracks like Run and Queen of the Cold, but the two Lindsey brothers maintain a boogie rhythm that keeps the album from diverging into rap-rock territory. Their rhymes about bad hoes, good girlfriends, et cetera are disposable, but one exception is Dead World, an indictment of the global community's woeful affairs that has shades of Funkadelic in it. One wonders what The Knux coul