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The Sandringham Line
05:26
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Take This Lying Down
03:24
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Midweek Midmorning
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The Perfect Crime
05:29
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What You'll Miss
04:23
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What Passes For Silence
04:11
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Stayaway Stars
03:55
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Sleep Well
03:40
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The Shipwreck Coast
04:56
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The Lucksmiths Melbourne, Australia
1993-2009
Marty Donald: guitar
Mark Monnone: bass
Louis Richter: guitar
Tali White: vocals, drums
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Incredibly efficient. Only "foot tapping" and "head bobbing" songs
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The Town That Cursed Your Name
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This isn’t a record review. Or maybe it is. But I fell asleep while listening to this album and had a wonderful dream: I was riding my bike through a fictional version of the city where I was born. You know what I mean- familiar, but strangely new? I rode through predawn darkness. The sun began to rise and made the city glow. Two buildings stood out, a liquor store and a pasta factory. I woke up in a happy mood and carried that feeling throughout the day.
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Greetings and Salutations
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A fantastic synthpop EP from Haleluya Hailu that pairs delightfully fizzy instrumentation with gorgeous vocal melodies.
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Elizabeth Morris of Allo Darlin’ returns with a new group! “Winter Sun” is a tender blend of pastoral folk and diary-like lyrics.
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No More Summer Songs
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Heavenly dream pop from New York, Phantom Handshakes surround tender melodies with cloud-like keys & guitar.
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What a joy to find this on bandcamp, having missed out on the vinyl rerelease. I'd only heard Strawberry Window prior to this, but I love that song and have done since first hosting it on Radio Scotland, back in the late 80s. This is exactly my kind of music, layered, anthemic guitars and great melodies. At times, it brings to mind another great lost band, The Train Set. Fabulous stuff.
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