Rural France England, UK
The hardest working, nineties-influenced indie rock band in West Wiltshire.
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Remember how Bill Murray woke up to I Got You Babe every day in Groundhog Day? If that song would have been Made Of Moods, he at the very least experienced three and a half perfect minutes each day. It’s one of those songs that I enjoy each and every second of, with it’s jangly guitars and hushed vocals that almost have a Beach Boys vibe, especially in the verse. Truly, it’s a song for the ages. But the best news about Still Life is that it offers eleven additional underground pop gems.
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Infectious anthems with sharp lyrics and great harmonies.
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Think Murmur, think The Good Earth. Guitars jangle and sparkle. Timeless, feelgood pop, what the world needs now.
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The Toronto jangle-pop outfit keep things short, simple — and super catchy – on their buoyant full-length debut.
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Quivers explore the feeling of reemergence from a period of grief with gentle, self-effacing guitar pop.
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Melatonin Doomsday Blues
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Home-produced, sun-warped indie rock with wry wit and charming jangle from New Mexico's Javier Romero.
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The Ballad Of Doug
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bloody love the album, on vinyl too! just wish I could get more about the band in the mighty England
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